Holden Senior Center - Senior Center in Holden MA

The West Boylston Council on Aging is a human service department of the town, which serves the needs and issues of West Boylston seniors, age 60 and over, or families with senior issues. The Council on Aging offers a range of programs, services and activities, such as: transportation, information an

The Paxton Council on Aging (COA) is a human service department of the town whose mission is to evaluate, promote, and encourage new and existing services and activities which enhance the quality of life for elders in the town of Paxton. The Council on Aging offers a wide range of programs, services

Our mission is to help seniors to socially connect in their community and be linked to all of the services they need to maintain their individuality and independence.

The Council on Aging was established in 1974 with the mission of providing those 60 and older an opportunity to learn about and receive services which may improve their quality of life. Educational seminars, outreach work, including referrals for services, social and recreational opportunities, alon

For elders, quality of life is often related to the quality and continuity of relationships. The Senior Center provides a "welcoming destination" that accepts you regardless of financial status, race, creed, medical condition, or mobility. Many seniors see the Senior Center as a "home away from hom

The mission of the Princeton Council on Aging is to identify the needs of the elderly in our community and provide appropriate programs and services to meet those needs. The Council is dedicated to this by offering health, fitness, and nutrition programs and socialization, referral services and tran

Leicester Senior Center enriches the lives of seniors by providing opportunities for volunteerism, education, recreation and social engagement.

Central Massachusetts Deaf Senior Citizens Center was founded in 1989 by a group of people who wanted a place where they could get together for socials, functions, and most importantly, to play BINGO! The newly founded CMDSCC's First meeting was held on June 15, 1989 at St. John's Church in Worceste

The key to healthy aging is staying active in mind and body. Our cutting-edge senior center provides countless opportunities for seniors to take "new directions" to maintain their health. Located at 128 Providence St., the Senior Center is a bright and welcoming place for all seniors, their families

The Senior Center is an 11,000-plus-square-foot facility that celebrated its grand opening in February 2000.

It is the mission of the Senior Center Council on Aging to identify the total needs of the community's Senior Citizens, to link to those needs and to improve the quality of life of our seniors by providing an active outreach program, providing inter-generational opportunities, opportunities for comm

The mission of the Auburn Council on Aging is to link elder needs and resources by developing and/or coordinating services, community education and advocacy. The Auburn Council on Aging enhances the quality of life of Auburn’s senior population by assisting in identifying the needs of elders and

The mission of the Spencer Council on Aging is to seek to enrich the lives of the community’s senior population by providing educational programs, recreational activities, referral and social service assistance and to advocate for the seniors while educating the community of the needs of it’s el

Mission Statement: "To serve as the Resource Center for the community's elders and their caregivers. We will provide services and programs that include health, education, nutrition, recreation, transportation,and advocacy for elders."

The Senior Center offers a large selection of programs and activities, including art class, line dancing, exercise, support groups, games, arts & crafts, computers, wellness lectures, a book discussion and writing groups, health, hearing and blood pressure clinics, legal clinic and much, much more.