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UPDCOMING SENIOR ASSOCIATION MEETINGS

Los Angeles, Nov. 21,
10 a.m.- 12 p.m.,
2515 Beverly Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA, 90057

San Bernardino, Nov. 21,
10 a.m.- 12 p.m.,  
195 N. Arrowhead Blvd.,
San Bernardino, CA, 92408

Ventura, Nov. 21,
10 a.m.- 12 p.m., 
350 East Hueneme Road,
Port Hueneme, CA, 93041


ABOUT US:

The SEIU-ULTCW Seniors Association, founded in 2008, is a statewide advocacy group.  Our board is comprised of senior leaders and advocates among our membership body and our statewide community partners.  The Association is sponsored through SEIU-ULTCW and through our affiliated community partners.  

MISSION and PURPOSE:

The SEIU-ULTCW Seniors Association focuses its primary attention on legislative/community and consumer issues that impact older adults and people with disabilities.  

Delegates within the Senior Association are appointed to represent SEIU-ULTCW’s voice, maintain relationships, and build a bridge with affiliate grassroots organizations that share the same advocacy interests.  

SEIU-ULTCW Seniors Association hosts a variety of activities that caters to older adults to educate, empower and improve the comfort of their lives.  


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Coalition Working On Political Issues

United Long Term Care Senior Association joined forces with the "California Alliance for Retired Americans", and "Coalition for Economic Survival" amoung others to speak out against proposition 98 this past Tuesday (May 20).  

Proposition 98 is a deceptive measure placed on the ballot by wealthy apartment and mobile home park landlords.  All Californians will pay a steep price for this damanging measure which is a direct assault on seniors, renters, our environment and our communities".

Laurine Mackey, Executive Board Member and Senior Association Board member represented United Long Term Care Workers at the rally and spoke out on behalf of working families on how, if passed, this proposition will be destructive to  so many lives.

The event was covered by press from the Los Angeles Times, KTLA, NBC and the Korean Press.

Other organizations represented included the League of California Homeowners, the League of Women Voters of California , the California Fire Chiefs Association, the National Coalition of Hispanic Organizations, California League of Conservation Voters and Livable Places.