Every program SRDA runs, written down carefully.

SRDA is Pueblo's senior services agency. This site explains each of its programs in plain language, who each one is for, what it costs, and exactly who to call. Where the public record has a gap, we say so.

Not sure where to start?

(719) 545-8900

SRDA front desk, 230 N. Union Ave

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tell them what you need in your own words. They will route you.

The programs

TransportationRides to medical appointments, the grocery store, and the senior center.(719) 543-9983 Meals on WheelsA hot meal delivered to your home if you can't easily cook or get out.(719) 543-0100 Community mealsA hot noon meal with company at sites around Pueblo County.(719) 545-8900 Help at home (HELP)Housekeeping, chores, and yard work so you can stay in your own house.(719) 553-3428 Medicare counselingFree help understanding Medicare and enrolling in health insurance.(719) 545-8900 Lifeline medical alertA wearable button that calls for help if you fall or need someone.(719) 545-1212 ADRC and 2-1-1One phone call to find any senior or disability resource in the region.(719) 583-6611 HousingRichmond and Union Plaza apartments next to the senior center downtown.(719) 542-6741 Foster GrandparentsA tax-free stipend for older adults who mentor children in local schools.(719) 553-3430 Recreation and classesChair yoga, Tai Chi, cards, quilting, day trips, and more at the center.(719) 553-3445 School crossing guardsPaid part-time work for seniors at school crossings around Pueblo.(719) 543-9983 VolunteeringDeliver meals, serve lunches, and other ways to give your time.(719) 545-8900

One agency, one strategy

SRDA's programs describe one strategy: keep seniors independent. Some programs bring services to you, like meals, help at home, and the Lifeline button. Some bring you to services, like the vans and the senior center. And some keep seniors contributing, through paid and volunteer roles. Nearly every program touches transportation somewhere.

This site is an independent guide, not SRDA's own website. We compiled it from public sources, and SRDA has not reviewed it. It is a working resource: we built it to understand the services ourselves, and where the public record ran out, each page states the exact question we would ask SRDA. The questions are published here so they are easy to share with SRDA officials, and what we learn goes back into these pages, dated, for everyone. How this site works explains the method.

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Published August 21, 2026 at 18:27 UTC. Last updated August 21, 2026 at 20:09 UTC. Times come from this page's revision history and can be checked against it. Programs and schedules change; if what you know is older than the date above, call SRDA before relying on this page.