Older adults are a vibrant part of our communities, and we want to make sure everyone can live healthy, active, engaged lives in the homes and neighborhoods they choose. Our volunteer-led movement is working to make it happen.
Join us and like-minded individuals looking to build the Village movement in Prince George’s County, Maryland. By registering to be a Village Builder, you can help us identify interest in Villages across the county, define areas of particular need, and join an in-person session on how to get a Village started.
What Do Villages Do?
Villages are volunteer-driven, inclusive organizations built around community needs. Just as each neighborhood has its own character, no two Villages are exactly alike. They all adapt to what Village members and volunteers envision.
Villages can connect older adults with local, county, state, and federal resources that make aging in community easier.
Volunteers often provide transportation, run errands, and assist with small repairs and tasks at members’ homes, including tech support.
Villages frequently organize educational and social events and activities for older adults and others in their community.
Older Adults in Prince George’s
144,887
people 65 or older
in the county
8%
live of them live below the federal poverty level
30.7%
of county households
include someone 65 or older
Connect with
Prince George’s Villages
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| Cheverly Village 240-770-1033 Email Us |
Greenbelt GIVES 301-507-6580 Email Us |
Helping Hands University Park 301-892-6636 Email Us |
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| Hyattsville Aging in Place 301-887-3101 Email Us |
Neighbors Helping Neighbors College Park 301-222-3434 Email Us |
Gateway Aging Together (Mount Rainer, Brentwood, North Brentwood) Email Us |