We are completing applications for TVCCA ENERGY ASSISTANCE for
Seniors 55 or older and people with disabilities.
Contact the Senior Center for more information 860-376-2604
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All others, please contact TVCCA to schedule a phone appointment at 860-425-6681. This phone line is automated. Leave your name and phone number at the end of the message.
Someone from TVCCA will return your call.
**PREVENTIVE HEALTH Clinic – Leonna White, RN**
Appointments available one Saturday per month.
You must be a member of the Rose City Senior Center to make an appointment. Leonna is now a Certified Foot Care Specialist and can accept patients that are Diabetic or on blood thinning medications.
Toenail Cutting—is offered for $15.00 per visit.
Ear Flushing—is available for $3.00 for one ear, or $5.00 for both ears.
Please call (860) 889-5960 to schedule an appointment.
**THE ROSE CITY SENIOR CENTER PREVENTIVE HEALTH CLINIC IS FUNDED THROUGH THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE EDWARD AND MARY LORD FOUNDATION.**
Thursday night at 7 pm is the Town of Groton Public Hearing on the Proposed 2022 Budget. Here is a link to WELCOME TO GROTON show with our Groton Town Manager John Burt on the Proposed 2022 Budget. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KZFem370_w
Fun fact: You have options for viewing a YourTube video- all in the bottom right corner of the video such as, you can turn on close captioning. 🙂
Saturday, April 24th 11 am to 1 pm PROFESSIONAL & RECREATIONAL BAKERS competing to be declared the best!
Do you love baked goods? Be a TASTER at our BAKERS BATTLE fundraiser!
Please join us for this delicious event as we sample delectable treats from Professional and Recreational bakers in a friendly competition to be named BEST.
Tasters $10 PP in advance OR $12 PP at entry. Open to all ages.
Flea Market donations will be accepted at Groton Senior Center Tuesdays, April 13, 20 and 27th from 1:30 -4:00 pm
Save the Date
Club 55 Flea Market and Bake Sale will be Saturday May 15th – all outdoors (Rain date of May 22)
Outdoors $15 per spot Call 860-441-6785 to reserve your spot!
Club 55 events are fundraisers for their High School Senior Achievement Award . Please support Club 55 as they continue to support our local high school seniors.
During this time, if you need assistance, we will try to assist you via phone 860-376-2604.
CLASS BEGINS APRIL 4TH.
Class Instructed by Carol Klammer
Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance® is a research based falls prevention exercise program that uses Tai Ji Quan based movements to improve strength, mobility, balance and daily function and to prevent falls. It is designed for older adults 60+ years old and people with balance difficulties.
This program can accommodate individuals who need assistance with walking, such as use of a cane.
No prior experience with Tai Chi is needed. This class will be taught virtually. You will learn the movements in a supportive environment over the course of this 24-week class. This class is free and open to individuals at least 60 years old, and interested in improving their balance and stability.
To Sign up Contact: Connie Capacchione, Uncas Health District (860) 639-5138
This program is sponsored by Senior Resources Agency on Aging and Uncas Health District.
Free Virtual Live Well Chronic Pain Workshop Offered
A free, six-week, virtual Live Well with Chronic Pain Workshop is being held for resident who live in Connecticut. This program takes place via Zoom on Tuesdays from 2:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. on April 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25, and June 1, 2021. Participants will need a computer, tablet or cell phone and a reliable internet connection. A technology training session will be provided on April 20, 2021.
Adults with chronic pain are encouraged to register for this program to help them take control over their life and health. Participants will learn better ways of dealing with frustration, fatigue, isolation, and poor sleep. Techniques to improve or maintain strength and energy, appropriate use of medications and ways to improve nutrition will also be covered. The workshop also teaches easy, gentle chair exercises to help with pain and improve or maintain strength and energy. Breaking the pain cycle, pacing activities and rest, and communicating with healthcare providers will be discussed. Live Well workshops are also beneficial for caregivers, family members and friends of those with chronic pain.
Materials will be sent directly to participants at no cost and include the book Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Pain, an instruction booklet, and exercise and relaxation CDs. The workshop is limited to 12 participants. For more information and to register, contact Lori R at lrygielski@seniorresourcesec.org.
This evidenced-based program is sponsored by the Senior Resources Agency on Aging, the State Unit on Aging, and the Connecticut Department of Public Health through a grant from the Administration on Aging.
Coastal Café Take Out is available weekdays at Groton Senior Center 102 Newtown Road, Groton CT 06340 860-441-6785
Each meal is $5. Orders can be called in starting at 9 am the day of. At this time, we are only providing hot meals (NO soups, sandwiches, salad bar) Orders will be picked up curbside—just pull up-11:30am-12:30pm.
March 15 Monday – Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, Gravy, Vegetable
March 16 Tuesday – Stuffed Peppers, cheesy bowties, side salad
March 17 Wednesday – **St. Patrick’s Lunch** Pre-registration is required 
March 18 Thursday – Chili Con Carne, rice, vegetable
March 19 Friday – Baked coco-mango tilapia, roasted potatoes, vegetables
Attached is the list of the clues for our latest GOLD RUSH scavenger hunt brought to you by our team here and at the Recreation division. You can also pick up this list of clues at our front door.
This community scavenger hunt was created to give our community members another way to stay active and motivated while enjoying our community and perhaps learning of new area.
Click here to learn all the details https://www.facebook.com/627953080589488/posts/4247232671994826/?d=n
