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30 South Church Street
Keyser, WV - 26726
(304)788-8155
Since the middle 1970s, they have been the backbone of community-based serves, helping thousands of older Mineral Countians and their caregivers bridge the gap between full independence and limited support. They have been a source of vital, community-based social, nutritional and health promotion programs. These centers are a place where older adults come together for services and activities that reflect their experience and skills, respond to their diverse needs and interests, enhance their dignity, support their independence, and encourage their involvement in and with the center and the community. Not only do senior centers offer helpful resources to older adults, they serve the entire community with information on aging, support for family caregivers, training professional and lay leaders and students, and developments of innovative approaches to addressing aging issues. While senior centers typically provide nutrition, recreation, social and educational services, and comprehensive information and referral, our centers are adding new programs such as fitness activities and Internet training to meet the needs and interests of the new generation of seniors. Our senior centers are community gathering places for adults aged 60 and over. Seniors participate in activities, including exercise and dance classes, arts and crafts, cards, computer training, table games, and billiards. Daily nutritious meals and specially themed luncheons encourage friendship and fun. Guest speakers on medical, financial and consumer issues are provided to inform seniors on important issues. Day trips are planned to special locations. Seniors are also served hot, well-balanced lunches in a friendly group setting...
257 Summit Drive
Short Gap, WV - 26753
(304)726-4610
Since the middle 1970s, they have been the backbone of community-based serves, helping thousands of older Mineral Countians and their caregivers bridge the gap between full independence and limited support. They have been a source of vital, community-based social, nutritional and health promotion programs. These centers are a place where older adults come together for services and activities that reflect their experience and skills, respond to their diverse needs and interests, enhance their dignity, support their independence, and encourage their involvement in and with the center and the community. Not only do senior centers offer helpful resources to older adults, they serve the entire community with information on aging, support for family caregivers, training professional and lay leaders and students, and developments of innovative approaches to addressing aging issues. While senior centers typically provide nutrition, recreation, social and educational services, and comprehensive information and referral, our centers are adding new programs such as fitness activities and Internet training to meet the needs and interests of the new generation of seniors. Our senior centers are community gathering places for adults aged 60 and over. Seniors participate in activities, including exercise and dance classes, arts and crafts, cards, computer training, table games, and billiards. Daily nutritious meals and specially themed luncheons encourage friendship and fun. Guest speakers on medical, financial and consumer issues are provided to inform seniors on important issues. Day trips are planned to special locations. Seniors are also served hot, well-balanced lunches in a friendly group setting...
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