Our Mission:  To provide respite, education and support to caregivers in Kern County and to maintain and enhance the quality of life for those impacted by Alzheimer’s Disease and related disorders.

Our Goal: To support local caregivers as they care for their loved one.  We work to give you peace of mind and confidence that your loved one will be provided for by one of Kern County’s finest programs, while giving you relief from the extreme dedication of caregiving.

Our Vision: To create a supportive environment for our caregivers and a quality care environment for our clients.  You and your loved one will enjoy the best possible experience, with your needs for support and their needs for comfort and safety our top priority. 

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Please submit employment application and resume to 5500 Olive Drive, Building One, Bakersfield, CA 93308 or email to info@adakc.org .

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Bunco

Thursday, August 14th

$20 Suggested Donation to Play

Join us for some fun and games!

Prizes and Refreshments

5500 Olive Drive, Building One

To RSVP please call (661) 393-8871

 For event information contact the Alzheimer's Disease Association of Kern County at (661) 393-8871

Funding for most of the following programs is made possible through a grant from the Kern County Department of Aging and Adult Services, provided to them by the State of California and the Federal Government.  Participants will not be denied services due to inability to pay.  (Older American's Act, Title III-E)

   
• Respite Care

   
• Adult Day Care Program 

   
• Caregiver Support

   
• Crisis Counseling

   
• Support Groups

   
• Safe Return Registry

   
• Speakers Bureau

   
• Educational Seminars/Training 

   
• Resource Library

   
• In-Home Assessments

   
• Newsletters

   
• "Pardon My Companion" cards

The Alzheimer’s Disease Association of Kern County is a non-profit agency.