We're open! But we are taking precautions to keep everyone safe.Click here to read about our COVID-19 recommendations in more detail.

Who We Are

WLLO Village is a non-profit organization that directs community efforts to allow people to remain living in their homes as they age. In other words, neighbors helping neighbors stay neighbors. Our phone number is (503) 308-8223.

Our village includes the communities of Lake Oswego, West Linn, and the Stafford Hamlet.

While we are an all-volunteer organization, there are costs associated with building and maintaining this community. We need to pay for required certifications, computer programs, printing, telephone to name just a few line items from our budget.

We are working hard to keep our membership fees affordable and charge $2 a day or less, depending on the kind of membership selected.

Please continue to browse our website or if you prefer, click here to watch a brief video introduction to WLLO Village.

How to Get Involved

You Are WLLO

It takes a village to create a village.

It is only as strong as all of us make it.

Calendar of Events

As many other organizations and businesses in our communities, we are doing our part to help slow the spread of the Coronavirus. For that reason, we have temporarily suspended our in-person activities and events. In the meantime, we have developed different ways to connect people with each other online. We will keep adding to these capabilities and welcome your input and suggestions.

We are building connections. Our members identify and help organize events for the Village. We continue to offer events for our larger community as well as specific events to meet member interests.

We are always updating our events calendar, so check back often for the latest news.

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The Vision and Mission of WLLO Village

Our vision is to continuously support and create better ways to age in community.

Our mission is to support people who choose to age in their own homes and communities by creating a network of trained volunteers, offering social events, and providing access to local resources and vetted service providers to help our members feel comfortable, supported, and socially connected.

Aging in Community

Villages are being formed all across the US to promote better health, foster an active lifestyle and fight social isolation among the large and growing 60+ demographic.

The Villages movement found that better physical and mental health result from the increased community interaction and personalized support available to Village members.

The concept of "Aging in Community" is not new. For an article published by the American Society on Aging that explains it in more details, click here.