Category: Services

ZOOM FITNESS & TRAVEL & MORE…

Want to participate in some of our Center
programs from home? If you are homebound, temporarily or permanently, you do
not need to miss out on some of the activities
and programs at the Center. We currently offer a few exercise programs but have added
in more—through ZOOM! You can join in
on some exercise classes, dance classes, soon
to be crafts as well as educational and travel
programs! Join us for some “real time” fun,
from the safety and comfort of your home.
Call for details and to sign up!

Neighbors Helping Neighbors!

Now more than ever community support is so important and impactful! The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) others the support someone  needs to remain living at home either with grocery shopping needs or  phone reassurance. If you are 55+ contact us to hear how your help may  improve the quality of life of an elderly or disabled person by volunteering around your schedule to help a neighbor in your community. We are here to engage, enlighten, and inspire each other.

GEORGIA L JAMES, PROGRAM COORDINATOR 860-425-6608 gjames@tvcca.org

GINA KING, DIRECTOR 860-425-6617 gking@tvcca.org

 

DIAL A RIDE 

Medical transportation 24/7 when the Center cannot provide it for you. Eastern CT Travel vouchers may also be available.  We can also offer mileage reimbursement for travel to medical appointments.

Call for information and Registration.

 

AARP TAX PREPARATION

AARP TAX PREPARATION WILL BE DONE AT ROSE CITY SENIOR CENTER AGAIN THIS YEAR. PLEASE CALL ROSE CITY AT

860-889-5960 SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT.

 

COASTAL CAFÉ Kitchen Dec 27-31

COASTAL CAFÉ FEATURED Items next week: 

Monday, Dec 27  is  Chicken Cordon Bleu

Tuesday, Dec 28 is Stuffed Cabbage

Wednesday, Dec 29  Chippy Chicken        

Thursday, Dec 30 Meat Lasagna

Friday, Dec 31 we are closed – Happy New Year !

Our CC kitchen is open to anyone not just those 55 +

TAKE OUT AVAILABLE or HOME DELIVERY with $2 FEE  **MENU is subject to change without notice  

Call 860-441-6785 to find out more

Free Live Well Workshops Now Offered via Telephone

Senior Resources* is now offering three different FREE Live Well telephone workshops for area adults and their caregivers: Chronic Conditions Self-Management, Diabetes Self-Management, and Chronic Pain Self-Management. No other technology than a phone is needed for participants to connect for one hour weekly for six weeks to a trained Live Well Leader who facilitates the sessions. In these weekly interactive calls, the Leader reviews materials and the group explores different self-management tools such as action planning, problem solving, decision making, communication, healthy eating, physical activity, and planning for the future.

Workshop participants receive FREE toolkits, including a Living a Healthy Life book, an instruction booklet, and exercise and relaxation CD’s.

Participants are asked to share their address and phone number to have materials mailed directly to their home. All materials are theirs to keep.

Workshops are limited to six adults. For more information and to register, contact Lori at lrygielski@seniorresourcesec.org. or call 860 887-3561 extension 127.

CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT  starting January 4th thru February 8th  at 4:00PM

CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT  starting January 6th  thru February 10th at 10:00AM

CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT starting January 13th thru February  17th at 10:30AM

Diabetes Self-MANAGEMENTS starting January 13th thru February 17th at 1:00PM

This evidenced-based program is sponsored by *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. 

 

HOLIDAY BREAKFAST

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23RD
8:40 AM IN OUR COMMUNITY ROOM
Menu French toast, strawberry cream cheese topping, maple syrup, bacon, home fries, quiche, coffeecake, pastry, fruit cup, OJ, French vanilla coffee/tea
$10.00  Register by Monday, December 20th.

Week of Giving

Dec. 6-10th
The Lymes’ Senior center is again collecting unwrapped toys for the Toys for Tots Program. Due to Covid.  Toys for Tots did not collect toys last year. This made their organization extremely low on gifts for our local boys and girls in need. On December 14th, representatives from Toys for Tots will be here to pick up whatever we have collected. We hope to inspire our members to donate an unwrapped toy
during our week of giving (December 6- 10) between the hours of 9am-3pm. Thank you for all of you that have already dropped off a gift and thank you to all those that are planning to!

Practical Recommendations for those Caring for People with Dementia

Join Robin Ely, RN, DNP on Tuesday, January 18th at 3:00pm as she explains strategies you can use to improve your caregiving experience for you and the person you are caring for. During the presentation Robin will answer questions you have about caregiving and the challenges you face. Robin is the owner and founder of Mind Matters, a daycare for adults with dementia. Pre-registration is required. Call (860)434-4127 to register.

Emergency 101

Please join us on Wednesday, January 12th at 1:00pm as local EMTs, Doug Lo Presti and Colleen Atkinson provide an informative and practical presentation on what you can do to recognize and react to common medical concerns. They will discuss when/why to call 911, how you can help us get to you, what to do before we arrive and how to recognize and help someone potentially having a
stroke, heart attack or a bleeding emergency. Doug and Colleen will give you tips and answer any specific questions you may have about the 911 system.