Leroy Rogers Senior Citizen Center

About Leroy Rogers Senior Citizen Center

At the Leroy Rogers Senior Citizen Center, things are always happening! Our Center was built using grant money from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. Seniors Can Enjoy Food, Fun, and Fitness at the Leroy Rogers Senior Center which functions as a community gathering places for adults 55 and older and are the hub for senior services in the community. Seniors participate and enjoy daily planned programming activities such as exercise and dance classes, arts and crafts, table games, and day trip excursions. The center also hosts various guests who perform and entertain or speak about medical, financial, and consumer related issues important to seniors. In addition to the activities offered by the centers, senior clients are also provided hot, balanced lunches Monday through Friday. Including the above activities, the Leroy Rogers Senior Center also offers a complete body workout exercise with a certified fitness instructor three days a week-Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 9-10a.m. and it’s FREE to Seniors 55 and older. And, from our Senior Café - for those who are not in the AAA program, we offer to the public a hot, balanced lunch for a small fee of $3.50; we ask that you call (229-391-3956) a day ahead to reserve your meal. There is no cost to enroll but some day trips may have small fees. Transportation to and from the senior center may also be arranged through the Department of Human Services’ Coordinated Transportation Program. For more information about location and becoming a member, contact the Southern Georgia Regional Commission’s Area Agency on Aging at 1-888-732-4464. The Leroy Rogers Senior Center is the place for seniors and we have several elite groups who meet monthly at our center - Tifton Library 20th Century Club, Foster Grandparents, Kiwanis Club, Alzheimer’s Support Group, SELF Dance Group, and Bridge Clubs. We also rent out the building for numerous events - so for your rental needs, please give us a call. The Southern Georgia Regional Commission’s Area Agency on Aging develops, provides, coordinates and advocates for services that assist older individuals, at-risk adults, persons with disabilities, their families and caregivers.