Appointments available from February 5th to April 15th.
Please call us to schedule your appointment starting Monday, January 6th at 860-447-5232.
Appointments available from February 5th to April 15th.
Please call us to schedule your appointment starting Monday, January 6th at 860-447-5232.
Starting February 1, 2020:
Please call or visit our front desk to make all transportation reservations.
Please do not request future transportation appointments from your bus drivers on the bus, or anywhere other than at the front desk.
All prospective hikers must call the Senior Center to register for each hike within seven days prior. There are no residency issues – we are looking for interested, enthusiastic folks.
Participants must follow guidelines specified on registration form. Hikers are to bring face coverings (mandatory), water, lunches, insect repellant, sunscreen and sturdy shoes. Group size is limited to fifteen people, first come first served, along with one or two leaders. All distances are estimates and may be modified by the leaders based on conditions the day of the hike.
Hikes will be listed as easy, moderate or difficult. Anyone interested in a difficult hike must have completed at least two of the moderate hikes before going on the difficult hike. Contact the Senior Center for a listing of the scheduled hikes.
If you are interested in hiking after 12:30pm on Fridays, contact the Senior Center. We can potentially create another group that prefers hiking in the afternoon.
In all instances, if you are sick or experiencing symptoms you are to stay home.
If you have been in contact with someone who was sick or experiencing symptoms you are to stay home.
If you are in need of Meals on Wheels you can get set up by calling 860-934-1006
Most likely, dementia does not increase risk for COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the new coronavirus, just like dementia does not increase risk for flu. However, dementia-related behaviors, increased age and common health conditions that often accompany dementia may increase risk.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Tips for Dementia Caregivers https://www.alz.org/help-support/caregiving/coronavirus-(covid-19)-tips-for-dementia-care
The Salvation Army has introduced an Emotional and Spiritual Care Hotline for anyone in the US to call during the pandemic. Its hours of operation are 9:00 am to 9:00 pm EDT. By calling 844 458-HOPE (4673) trained Salvation Army Officers and employees are available to talk, advise, and above all pray for individuals, families and situations.
Anyone who is feeling lonely, isolated, or fearful of the coronavirus outbreak can call the hotline number to reach a friendly and reassuring voice.
Join us Wednesday April 29th at 1:00pm for a concert delight. Come and enjoy the Sweet Adaline Valley Shore Acappella Performance.
The Groton Senior Center is currently closed to the public due to COVD19. In the meantime, our center will be providing limited transportation to medical appointments, shopping & the bank. Staff is currently here working safely 8:30 am to 4:30 pm weekdays. 860-441-6785
< As the situation is very fluid, we will update the public as procedures are required to change. >
G.S.C. 2020 Events Effected:
As soon as we have any updates, we will be posting them on our Town of Groton Senior Center Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GrotonSC/
You can also call the hotline at 860-445-2989 for updates as well as the main desk at 860-441-6785
Join us Wednesday, April 22nd at 1:00pm for Jared Day, PhD. Current Events Series: US Education Policy. This lecture is free for all members and $10.00 if not a member.
Join us Tuesday, April 21st at 1:00pm for a 50’s, 60’s and 70’s Rock and Roll Concert with Joe Mac and Dave Geisler.