Des Moines Activity Center - Senior Center in Des Moines WA

The Kent Senior Activity Centeris a 22,000 square foot facility open to men and women, age 50 plus living in the Kent area. Individuals and groups take part in programs, activities, and services which enhance their dignity, support their independence, and encourage their involvement in the Community

Tukwila Parks and Recreation offers a well-rounded schedule of activities, programs, classes, and services for adults 50 years of age or older.

The Renton Senior Activity Center is a drop-in facility for adults age 50 and older. The center serves as a focal point in the community for quality recreational, social, health, educational, and nutritional services. A variety of activities that encourage fun, friendship, and socialization, is offe

We are a community place where adults gather together for meals, activities, classes, lectures, BINGO, movies, trips, and other events. Join us - we make growing older a lot more fun!

You're never too old to have fun and learn something new. The Seattle White Center offers a variety of life skills, health & wellness, and arts & culture classes designed for those 55 and over.

The Federal Way Senior Center is located in unincorporated South King County and supports activities for seniors in the King and Pierce County areas including Auburn, Edgewood, Des Moines, Federal Way, Kent, Milton, Northeast Tacoma, Pacific and nearby unincorporated areas.

The Auburn Senior Activity Center enhances the quality of life of senior adults 50+ in the Auburn community through social, recreational, health and wellness, educational, and nutritional programs.

The South Park Neighborhood Center began operation soon after the old fire station turned into the Neighborhood Center building in 1972. The Seattle Department of Human Services has provided a small annual grant for decades. The good news is that city support for the Senior Center has increased subs

As we endeavor to fulfill our mandate as a full-fledged human and social services outfit with a vibrant socio-cultural group, we are sustained by our funders' and patrons' steady support. IDIC's elderly members, the Council of Elders, Board Members, Staff and Management are privileged to be able to

Southeast Seattle Senior Center, a non-profit senior center formerly known as Lee House, was founded in 1961. The senior center has been housed at our current location on Holly Street since 1986. From the beginning, Lee House programs emphasized a multi-service approach to seniors living independent

Every Monday through Friday, Club Bamboo offers nutritious and locally sourced meals targeting Asian American and Pacific Islander palates, while sponsoring culturally-rooted physical activities such as Yoga, Vietnamese Stick Exercises and Qi-gong. Club Bamboo also provides supportive social activit

The Center for Active Living supports the physical, mental and emotional health of our community's older adults through a wide range of fun activities, programs and events. The Center is also a gateway to services that many of us need as we get older including meals, counseling and referrals to othe

Our goal is to enhance the health and social well-being of our adult community by providing access to health and social services, as well as opportunities for education, recreation, and involvement with the community.