410 Jackson Street
Negaunee, MI - 49866
(906)475-6266
The Negaunee Senior Center, located at 410 Jackson Street, is a full-service center serving the needs of seniors from the City of Negaunee, Negaunee Township and Richmond Township. The center provides in-home services including homemaker aide, chore services, outreach and case coordination and support...
320 S. Pine St.
Ishpeming, MI - 49849
(906)485-5527
The Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging is a nonprofit, 501c3 corporation which operates the Ishpeming Multi-Purpose Senior Center and is funded by the Marquette County Senior Millage, Michigan Office of Services to the Aging, Region 11 Area Agency on Aging, United Way of Marquette County, state and federal funds, and contributions from local businesses, organizations and individuals. In accordance with all applicable Federal & State regulations the GICOA does not discriminate in the provisions of services or employment...
165 N. Maple St.
Gwinn, MI - 49841
(906)346-9862
What We Do! Provide a recognized place in the community for people to find information, companionship and assistance. Serve older eligible community members of Ewing, Forsyth, Sands, Turin, Wells, Skandia, and West Branch Townships. Encourage eligible people to take advantage of all the opportunities open to older Americans...
300 W. Spring St.
Marquette, MI - 49855
(906)228-0456
The Senior Center offers services and activities to the Citys older adult population at its location in the lower level of City Hall. The Senior Center publishes a monthly newsletter which highlights activities and information of interest to seniors. It also offers a wide variety of health, education, nutrition, fitness and recreation programs, as well as the services of state-licensed social workers. Social workers and homemaker assistants also provide services to home-bound residents...
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