Freda Mohr Senior Center
Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles

The Center is a counseling and social services facility located in the Beverly-Fairfax area of Los Angeles. The Center is available on a non-sectarian basis to seniors who live in the West Wilshire District of Los Angeles. Professional staff and para-professional volunteers service clients on a walk-in or referral basis, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Freda Mohr Multiservice Center for Seniors is sponsored by Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles.

The Center is funded by:

Classes and Activities

Ballroom dancing, exercise, chess, bridge, entertainment and lively discussion and friendship groups are among the many stimulating and enriching activities available at the Center. 

Delicious and Healthy Meals

Congregate Sites 

Never dine alone anymore. Have the opportunity for companionship while enjoying hot, delicious and nutritious lunches and dinners at one of the Center's senior dining rooms. Seniors sixty years of age and older, their spouses and caregivers, are cordially invited.

Each day fruits, vegetables, poultry, fish and other products are delivered to ensure the highest quality and freshness of all foods. 
Kitchen  Director and Chef Hugo Perez pays particular attention to preparing not only Kosher, but also nutritionally balanced and tasty meals. A donation of $2.00 is suggested ($5.00 for guests under 60).

Home Delivered Meals

We deliver nutritionally balanced meals to eligible homebound seniors. A van service is available for seniors who have difficulty using public transportation. 
Call us today at (323) 937-5843.

Health Services

Alzheimer's Counseling
Information, referrals, counseling, consultation and education are provided for caregivers, families, professionals, and the general community dealing with the special needs of this population.

Care Management

Geriatric professionals assess needs of frail clients, work with them and their families to develop appropriate plans and assist them in obtaining needed services and follow-up.

Professional staff and para-professional volunteers work with clients individually, as couples, in mixed-age group family therapy, and in groups.

Caregiver Support

The Caregivers Support Group and counseling helps those who care for dependent loved ones handle their conflicting emotions and the demands on their time. 

Senior Outreach Services (S.O.S.) is a fee-for-service care management program for relatives in or out-of-town requesting help for their elderly family members. A geriatric professional thoroughly evaluates the senior's needs and helps the family establish a plan to meet those needs. Ongoing services can be provided with regular contact with the family regarding the older adult's well-being.

Assisted Living
Clients and their families are offered counseling regarding the emotional aspects of moving into an assisted living facility.

Home Care - A+ Personal

Aides are recruited and trained to provide companionship and light housekeeping such as cooking and shopping for elderly employers. Individuals requesting in-home services are matched with qualified aides seeking paid employment.

Advocacy and Resources

Volunteers assist clients in working with Social Security, department of Public Social Services, and other government and private agencies.

Using community-wide resources and a continually updated data bank, clients are directed towards the appropriate agency or service to assist them with their particular problems.

Clients are helped to fill out forms, make appointments and write and translate letters.
Call the Center for an appointment. 

Transportation

Help with rides for shopping, doctor's appointments and meals is available through the center.

The Center is a Lifeline