Partridge Place

Peninsula Volunteers oversees and supports the initiatives of three major programs on the Peninsula.

Little House
Little House was originally founded in 1949 to serve Seniors 50 years and older. Today, Little House provides a way of life based on the belief that no matter what their age, people have not done all the things they would like to do, met all the people they care to know, contributed all they could to the health and welfare of their community nor learned all they want to learn.
From organized classes and workshops to a variety of hobbies and games, members quickly discover that there simply aren't enough days in the week to sample all the opportunities available to them.

Rosener House
After starting with a modest number of participants in 1978, through the years, more than 4,000 older adults have benefited from the Rosener House program. The new state-of-the-art facility, at 12,000 square feet, is twice the size of the former space, and accommodates up to 80 participants per day, ready to serve the community's older citizens well into the 21st century.

Meals on Wheels
Every week, Meals on Wheels delivers over 1,300 hot, nutritious meals to primarily home bound seniors and adults with disabilities in San Mateo County who are unable to cook for themselves.
For those who have been home bound for a long time, the delivery of a hot meal may be the only connection they have with the outside world that day. For others, momentarily sidelined for a few days or weeks, the arrival of a delicious meal can be a precious lifeline that allows them to get on their feet again. Meals on Wheels can be provided during a short-term convalescence or long-term disability.