Reuther Older Adult and Wellness Services (Reuther) (est. 1953) was founded by the United Automobile Workers as a social program to meet the needs of all retired men and women. After more than 55 years of services to tens of thousands of older adults, Reuther continues to promote physical and mental well-being, and financial stability for vulnerable low-income seniors.

Clients' basic needs are met by proven case management interventions that provide food, in-home services of homemaking, personal care and chores, as well as medical transportation, and access to vital self-sufficiency supports, Reuther is extending the ability to live independently for our at risk elders.

Reuther provides a critical social support system directed at maintaining and improving the quality of life for the community’s older adults by reducing isolation and promoting independence. A wide array of programs and services assist them in living independently in their own homes as long as possible.