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. 

For a closer look at what we do, watch our video:
http://youtu.be/T16_kvqG-hk

Please submit application to 5500 Olive Drive, Building One, Bakersfield, CA 93308 or email to daycare@adakc.org.

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The ADAKC Family
would like to give a big

THANK YOU

to our community
for making our
2012 Golf Classic
and
E-Waste Recycling
events HUGE
Successes!!!!!!!

And...we are now
taking reservations
for the

2012 Caring for the Caregiver
Seminar

"Your Importance
as a Caregiver"
is a free seminar for
Caregivers
Professionals
and
Family Members

Saturday
June 16, 2012
8:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Hodel's Country Dining
5917 Knudsen Drive

Adult daycare
will be available
upon RSVP only

RSVP by June 1st
Contact: Martha Griffith
393-8871 ext. 14

Limited funding for emergency and intermittent caregiver respite is available through the Older American's Act, Title III-E. 

Community Family Assistance Program Scholorships maybe available for qualified participants.

Please contact the ADAKC's Family Assistance Service Coordinator for more information for eligibility or if funds are available.

ADAKC (661) 393-8871

Bakersfield Daycare

Lake Isabella Daycare

Taft Daycare

   
• Respite Care

   
• What is Title III-E?

   
• Adult Day Care Program

   
• Crisis Counseling

   
• Support Groups

   
• 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.