Ventura County Ombudsman Program

Our Story

The Ventura County Ombudsman Program was founded in 1981 by dedicated advocates to support the elderly and disabled in long-term care facilities. Established in response to the challenges faced by nursing home residents, this program operates under federal and state law to investigate and resolve complaints, ensuring that the rights of vulnerable populations are upheld.

Impact

Each year, the Ombudsman Program provides over 20,000 hours of free services to the elderly in Ventura County, advocating for their rights and quality of care.

Why Donate?

Your donation to the Ventura County Ombudsman Program ensures that every resident in long-term care facilities has access to an advocate who can address their needs and concerns. Contributions support vital services that protect the rights and well-being of the elderly and disabled.

Get Involved

Join the fight for the rights of the elderly and disabled. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to make a significant difference in their quality of life. Your support is crucial in providing essential advocacy and resources.