Senior Talk Line
The mission of the Senior Talk Line is to provide supportive connection through weekly telephone calls to seniors and caregivers of seniors with the goal of alleviating negative impacts associated with social isolation and loneliness. It is a free telephone for those who might find comfort in having a trained volunteer call them regularly to talk.
Our primary service area is Central Alabama, which includes Blount County, Chilton County, Jefferson County, St. Clair County, Shelby County and Walker County.
About the Senior Talk Line
What is the Senior Talk Line's service?
The Senior Talk Line service is a free telephone reassurance service for senior citizens, their caregivers, retirees and widowed persons, grandparents and others who might find comfort in having a counselor call them on a regular basis to talk.
What do counselors talk about with Senior Talk Line clients?
Our senior clients are encouraged to talk about anything that is of interest or concern to them. Senior citizens have some specific and delicate issues, and we share their interest and concern. This program is designed to reduce social isolation. We understand that sometimes it just helps to have someone to talk with, someone who will listen…and care.
How often are the Senior Talk Line clients called?
One of our trained staff or volunteer counselors calls each senior client at least three times a week. Often our senior clients are called every day.
How do I sign up for the Senior Talk Line service?
Signing up for the program is very simple. Just call the Crisis Center’s Senior Talk Line at (205) 328-8255 and request to be signed up. When you call, you will be asked some very basic questions, such as name, telephone number, age, etc., all of which are kept as confidential background information for our staff and volunteer counselors.
If I have more questions about the Senior Talk Line, who can I contact?
- If you have more questions about the Senior Talk Line, you should contact the Senior Talk Line Care Coordinator at (205) 458-8993 at the Crisis Center.
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