South Bay Village Helps Older Neighbors Stay Independent |
A ride, an errand or a friendly visit can make it possible for a senior to remain at home |

One of the most meaningful forms of community service can also be one of the simplest.
South Bay Village, based in Torrance, helps older adults continue living independently in their own homes by connecting them with volunteers who can provide practical assistance and companionship.
The help can take many forms.
A volunteer might drive a member to a doctor’s appointment, help with grocery shopping, run an errand, provide transportation to a senior center or assist with a small household task such as changing a light bulb or fixing a minor problem.
Sometimes the most important service is simply spending time together—reading, watching a movie, playing cards or having a conversation.
That human connection matters.
For older adults who want to remain at home but may no longer be able to handle every errand or household task alone, a relatively small amount of volunteer help can make a very large difference.
South Bay Village is a good example of Local Love in its purest form: neighbors helping neighbors maintain independence, dignity and connection.
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