Edit Luis Munoz Marin Senior Center Senior Center Name: Address: City: County: State: -Select- Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Zip Code: Phone: Contact Name: Contact Email: Details: Drop into the Luis Munoz Marin Senior Center any weekday morning and you will see a lively community at work as Hispanics and seniors from all over Lancaster County get together for a hot breakfast, a bit of socializing and maybe a spirited game of dominos or cards. Every day there is a full calendar of things to do with activities like Spanish news and conversation groups, mental health support, bingo, yoga, Bible study, music appreciation or arts and crafts. There are SACA people available to help with household problems, getting financial or medical help or acting as an advocate in a situation that needs help with language and communication. There is even help finding a senior job to help make ends meet. The Luis Munoz Marin facility (named for the Puerto Rican poet, journalist and politician who became the first democratically elected governor of Puerto Rico) is an official Lancaster County Senior Center and is supported in part through the Lancaster County Office of Aging. In terms of number served, it is the largest center in Lancaster and it is the only center that cooks hot food on site instead of using pre-packaged meals prepared at a different location. Last year, the center served over 32,000 hot meals - both breakfast and lunch - for many seniors and other individuals in need who otherwise would not have eaten that day. The Luis Munoz Marin Senior Center supports our most vulnerable citizens with social, education, recreation and psychological services. It enhances their quality of life, protects against loneliness, isolation, depression or illness, and preserves independent living in an active multi-lingual and diverse community. Website: Membership Information: Services: Morning Exercises; Spanish News Update; Reminiscing the Old Times; Table Games (Checkers); Nutrition Tips; Bingo; Trips; Bible Studies; Card Games; Arts and Craft; Dominoes; Music Appreciation, etc. Age Requirements: Operation Time:
