Indiana Audiology

 
Aging Services, Inc. is a vital organization, comprised of a compassionate staff, dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of older adults in Indiana County by providing opportunities to enhance their social, physical and mental skills utilizing our various programs.

To contact Aging Services, Inc., call 724-349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016. You can visit our offices at 1055 Oak Street in Indiana.
 
Aging Services: Homer City Volunteer Recognition Celebration
Volunteer Recognition Celebration held at the Homer-Center Social Center (May)

The Chestnut Hills Social Center celebrated the 90s (April 18, 2013)

Aging Services: Celebrating the 90s

PEER PROGRAM GRADUATION

CRYSTAL WATERS PERSONAL CARE HOME

2013 PEER GRADUATES

Seated (l. to r.) Ray Sourwine; Ted Pikel; Blaine Crooks

Standing (l. to r.)  Dorrie Taylor, PA State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Office; Aggie Edgar, Gladys Cassidy, Arlene Zbur; and Roxann Tyger , Aging Services, Inc.

Crystal Waters Personal Care Home, residents and staff, gathered to congratulate six residents who took part in, and completed PEER Program training.  This training empowers them to be resident advocates, to develop partnerships with staff to improve the quality of life and care for all the residents.

The PEER program is an exciting initiative of the Pennsylvania State Long Term Care Ombudsman program.  PEER , (Pennsylvania’s Empowered Expert Residents Program), provides training to residents of long term care facilities.

The training consisted of a five-session, 10 hour training course that helps them become effective and confident resident advocates.  

This graduation ceremony marks the 3rd Peer group in Indiana County. Graduates received an ID Badge and a certificate of completion. 


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AARP is sponsoring a FREE tax preparation and assistance program for all tax payers with moderate to low income.  Taxes will be done by appointment only at Aging Services, Inc. Social Centers and at Aging Services Oak Place Building at 1055 Oak Street, Indiana. To schedule an appointment, call the center nearest you.    

2013 AARP TAX-AIDE PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Chestnut Hills, 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Feb. 13, 20 & 27/March 6 & 13, 724-459-5251; Homer-Center 9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.    February 14 & 21/March 7, 724-349-4500; Mahoning Hills 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. February 13 & 20/March 6 724-286-3099; Oak Place 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.   Tues. & Thurs. Starting Tues, Feb. 5, ending April 2 & 3, Also Fridays: Feb. 15 & 22 March 1) 724-349-4500;Saltsburg 9:00 a.m. – 3 p.m. February   12 & 26/March 5 724-639-9055; Two Lick Valley  9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. February 7, 13,  19, & 27/March 13  724-254-9820 ... APPOINTMENTS FILL UP QUICKLY!  CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT!

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A Sense of Community Spirit

The Two Lick Valley Social Center, 450 Franklin Street, Clymer, is always a busy and active place to be.

Click to read more about their community spirit!

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Remembering Charlotte

Judith Damon (Caseworker) on the left and Bill Weiss (Maintenance) planting a Pin Oak Tree in Memory of Charlotte McCullough who recently passed away. Charlotte was employee with Aging Services for 37 years, and left a lasting memory with everyone she came in contact with. As you walk up the sidewalk at the 1055 Oak Street building, if you look to the left, you will see the living tribute to Charlotte.
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APPRISE Counselor, Lisa Gazda, and a staff of volunteers, assists the older adult with services and information on health insurance benefits, Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, claims filing, benefits counseling, telephone assistance, consumer protection, referral to other resources, and advocacy.     

Presently, the program is looking for additional volunteers to help Indiana County residents who are new to Medicare make the best healthcare choices.  A few spots still remain open.   If you have free time and would like to be one of the APPRISE Program Volunteers, or if you need help understanding your Medicare choices contact Lisa Gazda at (724) 349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016.

APPRISE is in need of volunteers!
APPRISE provides assistance with Medicare benefits, PACE/PACENET Applications, Property Tax/Rent Rebate forms as well as programs that are available to people with limited incomes.
 
Won't you please help?
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PEER Graduation

 
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Aging Services, Inc., announces The Pennsylvania Empowered Expert Residents (PEER) is underway in Indiana County. The long term care facility beginning this new adventure is The Village House, the assisted living facility on the campus of St. Andrew’s Village.
 
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PEER graduation brought some smiles and gifts of recognition and appreciation. Click the photos to see all the photos from graduation. Photo on the left: Pictured (L. to R.) Frank Fazio, Rita Johnson and Loretta Johnson Frank Fazio, Aging Services, Inc. Board President, congratulates Loretta Johnson, a resident of The Village House on her graduation from the Pennsylvania Empowered Educated Resident (PEER) program. Also in the picture is Mrs. Johnsons’s daughter, Rita Johnson. The PEER group is under the auspices of Aging Services, Inc. Long Term Care Ombudsman Program.

Photo on the right: Pictured (L. to R.) First Row- Loretta Johnson (PEER), Eleanor Blair (PEER) and Maureen Ford (PEER). Second Row- Miriam Ross (PEER), Dorothy Mosabaugher (PEER), Dorrie Taylor (PA Dept. of Aging Regional Coordinator), Marilyn Adams (Staff PEER), Norma Malek (Administrator of the Village House), George Crook (PEER) and James McQuown (ASI Executive Director).

The PEER Group at The Village House were all smiles on their graduation day. They are now prepared to assist and be advocates in their home, The Village House.
 
 
Aging Services Audios (Just Click on the Title!)
Aging Services Videos (Just Click on the Title!)
 
 

 

BREAKFAST  – TWO LICK VALLEY SOCIAL CENTER
Would you like Breakfast but don’t feel like heating up your kitchen? A hot tasty breakfast is being held on Wednesday, August 24th from 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. at the Two Lick Valley Social Center, 450 Franklin Street, Clymer, Pa.$2.00 buys you an all you can eat French Toast Breakfast.  For .50 cents per serving per side you can add bacon, sausage and toppings! 
All ages are welcome and walk-ins are welcome, too!   Bring a friend and come on out and enjoy breakfast with us. 
 
For more information, call (724) 254-9820.

INDIANA SOCIAL CENTER  

(1001 Oak Street, Indiana)

Karaoke For Fun -   The Indiana Social Center, located at 1001 Oak Street, Indiana, continues to have karaoke.    If you like to sing, and would enjoy giving karaoke a try, then stop by the Indiana Center, grab a microphone and entertain us.  

 

Karaoke Nite & Evening Kielbassi Dinner - The Indiana Social Center, 1001 Oak Street, Indiana, will be having a Karaoke Nite & Evening Kielbassi & Kraut Dinner on May 24th from  5 - 8 pm.     The cost of $5.00 includes Kielbassi & Sauerkraut, Dessert, Roll and of course, a great time singing and having fun, too!

 

Plan to come and join in the fun!     Tickets must be purchased in advance and can be obtained by calling the Center at (724) 465-2697.

 

THRIFT SHOP - The Indiana Social Center located at 1001 Oak Street, Indiana, has a thrift shop full of great inexpensive bargains.  Stop by and see what kind of deals you can find. Thrift Shop Hours are 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. and from 1 - 2 p.m.  

 

Also, if you are cleaning out a closet and have some good, useable items to donate, stop by

the center or give them a call at (724) 465-2697.   Support your local center – Donate today!

 

SPECIAL DATES:

MAY 10 – “Depression” by Veronica Finnegan, RN, from Anew Home Health

MAY 16 – “Identity Theft” by Sgt. Joseph Clement

MAY 22 – “Indiana County LINK Services” by Rhonda Jones from Aging Services, Inc.

MAY 28 – “All About 211”

 

MAHONING HILLS SOCIAL CENTER   

(Beside Longview Elem. Sch., Punxsutawney)

Mother’s Day Brunch -  A special Mother’s Day Brunch will be held at the  Mahoning Hills Social Center  on Monday, May 13th  from 9:30 – 11 am.   The brunch will be free to the ladies, but the gentlemen will have to pay regular price!

 

SPECIAL DATES:

May 14 – Kim from Hillsdale Nursing & Rehab will visit at 1:30 pm to lead us in Bingo.

May 17 – TRIP to May Mart/Center Closed

May 21 – Jen from Mulberry Square will visit at 11 am and lead us in more games.

May 22 – Super Bingo from 10 am until 2 pm.     Bingo - Food and Fun.  To play, you must

                 pay $1 and you must bring two $1 prizes to add to the fun.  There will be an ala

                 carte menu to choose from.

May 24 –  Memorial Day Cookout from 10 am until 12 pm with Dan & Marge entertaining.

May 31 – Wine Discovery Class from 4 – 6 pm.   Call for details:  (724) 286-3099

 

CHESTNUT HILLS SOCIAL CENTER

(26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville)

SPEAKERS at the Chestnut Hills Social Center/ Questions:  (724) 459-5251

Wednesday, May 15th 9:45 am – “Indiana County LINK Services” will be explained by Rhonda Jones from Aging Services, at 9:45 am on May 15th at  the Chestnut Hills Social Center, 26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville.  Don’t miss this informational session.

 

Thursday, May 16th at 11 am – “Alternative Living For Seniors” by Amanda Hurst, RN, and Director of Nursing at Loyalhanna Care Center.

 

Friday, May 17th at 10 am – “Stroke Awareness” by George Sherry from IRMC.

 

Friday , May 17that 11:30 a.m. – Lisa Gazda, APPRISE Counselor from Aging Services, Inc., will be at the Chestnut Hills Social Center, 26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville, to assist the older adult with services and information on health insurance benefits, Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, claims filing, benefits counseling, telephone assistance, consumer protection, referral to other resources, and advocacy.   No appointment is necessary, just stop in at the center.  For more information you can contact Lisa at Aging Services, Inc. at (724) 349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016, to schedule an appointment for another time.

 

Friday, May 30th at 11am -  “Depression” will be the topic presented by Veronica Finnegan, RN, from Anew Home Health.

 

SPECIAL EVENTS:

Wednesday, May 8 – Center Manager Vicky Poper will present Hand Pampering Spa Treatments at 10:30 am.

 

Thursday, May 9  - A Mother’s Day Tea Party will be held at the Chestnut Hills Social Center, 26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville.  The tea party will start at 11 am.

 

The Chestnut Hills Social Center, 26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville, is holding Goodwill Days, May 20th through May 24th.  Everyone is asked to bring in an item or two for distribution to Goodwill.

By helping others, we help ourselves.

 

SALTSBURG SOCIAL CENTER    

(212 Point Street, Saltsburg)

SPEAKERS

Thursday, May 2nd  at 11 am “Saltsburg-What’s Going On In The Community” will be presented at the Saltsburg Social Center, 212 Point Street, Saltsburg,  by PJ Hruska, President of Town Council.   Plan to get and be informed about your community.

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Tuesday , May 7th at 11am,  Jean Emge from the Herbal Society will be at the  Saltsburg Social Center, 212 Point Street, Saltsburg, to talk about the society.

 

Thursday, May 16th at 11 am, Norman Connors, Director of Curran Funeral Home will present an informative session on “Pre-Planning Your Funeral.”

 

Friday, May 17th at 11:30 am, Rhonda Jones from Aging Services, Inc. will present “Indiana County Link Services.”    Plan to attend.

 

FUNDRAISER

“Memorial Day Fundraiser Breakfast”:  The Saltsburg Social Center, located in beautiful downtown Saltsburg at 212 Point Street, will be having a “Memorial Day Fundraiser Breakfast”on Thursday, May 23rd from 9-10 am.   Cost of the breakfast is only $2.50 and includes Pancakes, Eggs, Bacon, Toast and Cookie.  It is open to the public.   For more information, call (724) 639-9055.

 

EVERY DAY

BOOK EXCHANGE:  The Saltsburg Social Center, 212 Point Street, Saltsburg has a book exchange where you can drop off a book, and take a book to read.  Donations of books are always welcome.     More information  (724) 639-9055.

  

35th Anniversary & Open House – The Saltsburg Social Center, 212 Point Street, Saltsburg will be celebrating their 35th Anniversary soon.  On June 14th, they will celebrate with an Open House from 48 pm, Entertainment will be provided by Hiram and the Walkers.     Snacks, refreshments and more.   Join us for an evening of fun!

 

There will be a 5 pm dinner which requires reservations in advance.  If you plan to attend the 5 pm dinner, you must call (724) 639-9055 and make reservations in advance before May 31st!   Don’t miss the wonderful milestone in the history of the

Saltsburg community!  Call and plan to attend this celebration!


TWO LICK VALLEY SOCIAL CENTER      

(450 Franklin Street, Clymer)

Information You Can Use:   The Two Lick Valley Social Center, 450 Franklin Street, Clymer, will have the following speakers in the month of May.

Friday, May 3 – “All About 211” at 11:15 am

Tuesday, May 14 – “Indiana County LINK” at 11:30 am by Rhonda Jones from Aging Services.

Wednesday, May 15 – “Depression” at 11 am by Veronica Finnegan, RN, from Anew Home Health.

Tuesday, May 21 – “Money Management” at 11 am by Betsy Miller

 

MOTHER’S DAY TEA PARTY & MANICURES:   On Monday, May 13th at 9:30 am, there will be a Mother’s Day Tea Party and manicures will be provided by the students from the Indiana County Technology Center.  Moms, plan to come on out for a day of feeling special.

 

MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC & COOKOUT:  The Two Lick Valley Social Center, 450 Franklin Street, Clymer, will have a picnic and cookout at 11 am on Friday, May 24th. Entertainment will be provided by Rich Hagen on keyboard.   You must call in advance and make your reservation, so there will be plenty of food for everyone!    Then, bring an appetite and plan to kick back and have a fun day!

 

BREAKFAST:  The Two Lick Valley Social Center will be having a FREE Veterans’ Breakfast on Wednesday, May 29th from 9:30-10:30 am.     There will be NO CHARGE for Veterans’/All others will pay $2.50.      Come and help us honor our veterans.  

More information:   (724) 254-9820.

 

AFTERNOON BINGOOn Tuesday, May 28th   at 1:30 p.m. Hillsdale Nursing and Rehab will be at the center to lead us in another fun Afternoon Bingo with fun and prizes.   Plan to come on out and join us.

 

SPECIAL VOLUNTEER REQUESTS

Ombudsman Volunteers Needed

If you have just 2 hours of free time a month to help ensure the quality of life and care of long-term care residents, the Volunteer Ombudsman Program needs you!  Free Training Available!   Make a difference today and be the voice for a senior that needs you.    For more information, call  Aging Services, Inc. at  (724) 349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016.

 

APPRISE Volunteers Needed  to assist the older adult with services and

information on health insurance benefits, Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, claims filing, benefits counseling, telephone assistance, consumer protection, referral to other resources, and advocacy.    Free Training!    Call Lisa at 724-349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016.

 

 

TWO LICK VALLEY SOCIAL CENTER      

(450 Franklin Street, Clymer)

 

MUSIC – MUSIC - MUSIC

Every Thursday from 10 am until 12 noon there is an Open Jam Session at the Two Lick Valley Social Center.   Whether you play an instrument, can sing, or simply like music you are invited to attend and join us for a morning of fun.     Then, from 1 – 2 pm. Chorus Practice is held for those people who want to be part of a singing group.

 

Fitness Class – Every Monday at 11 am until 12 Noon, Fitness Instructor Carole Zicha is at the center to lead us through another workout!   There is no fee for the class.    In addition to this class, the center also have fitness machine that are available to any senior when the center is open.    Work off those holiday pounds today!


CHESTNUT HILLS SOCIAL CENTER

Wednesday and Fridays are the two days the center offers breakfast from 9-10 a.m.    Why not plan to make ‘Breakfast at Chestnut’ a habit, and start your morning off right!  No advance reservation required, so why not bring your friends and come on down!

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Work that Breakfast off  by attending Exercise with Becky from Keystone Rehabilitation every Tuesday from 11:15 – 11:45 am, and then plan on joining us for Fitness with Carole every Friday from 1 – 2 pm.  Both of these classes are free of charge, and will get you in shape, or help you to maintain what you already have!  

 

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INDIANA SOCIAL CENTER

The Indiana Social Center, located in beautiful downtown Indiana, at 1001 Oak Street, offers free computer classes every Tuesday at 10 a.m. with instructor Ivan Porter.   Do you need to learn how to use a computer, or how to do more with it, call (724) 465-2697 and sign up for class.

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The Indiana Center has a thrift shop which operates Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.; If you have items to donate, or if you’re looking for something new, but gently used, stop by and see what they have.  Items on the racks change frequently, so stop back often to see new arrivals.

  

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Every Friday, from 10 a.m. until Noon, the Indiana Center is entertained with music.     Stop by and give the entertainers a listen!   The second Friday of each month, Carolyn and Ike Meckley play and sing for us.   All the other Fridays of the month, Pastor Glenn is here to entertain and keep us smiling.  If you’d like to make a meal reservation for one of those Fridays of the month call the center at (724) 465-2697. 

 

TWO LICK VALLEY SOCIAL CENTER

The Two Lick Valley Social Center, 450 Franklin Street, Clymer, has crochet class every Monday from 9:30-10:30 am, plastic canvas class every Tuesday at 10 am, and knitting class every Wednesday at 9 am.  If you’d like to learn something new,  join one of the classes.

 

For more information call the center at (724) 254-9820. 

 

Also, if you have any unwanted yarn, plastic canvas, knitted needles or any other craft related item that you no longer want and would like to donate it, call the center at (724) 254-9820.

 

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ARMAGH SOCIAL CENTER

The Armagh Site meets every Tuesday in the Armagh Fire Hall from 11 am until 1 pm. They offer various activities, fun events and speakers.     Reservations for the noon meal are required and can be made by calling (724) 349-4500 or toll free 1-800-442-8016 by noon Monday.

 

AULTMAN SOCIAL CENTER

The Aultman Social Center is held in the Aultman Fire Hall on Wednesdays from 11 am until 1 p.m.    They offer various activities, fun events and speakers.   Reservations for the noon meal are required and can be made by calling (724) 349-4500 or toll free 1-800-442-8016 by noon Tuesday.

 

HOMER-CENTER SOCIAL CENTER

The Homer-Center Social Center is held every Thursday in the Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Church at 279 Yellow Creek Street in Homer City from 11 am until 1 pm.    They offer various activities, fun events and speakers.    Reservations for the noon meal are required and can be made by calling (724) 349-4500 or toll free 1-800-442-8016 by noon Wednesday.

 

 

APPRISE Program Needs Volunteers

Do you have some hours in the month that could be devoted to help Indiana County residents with their Medicare options and assist them with applications for some low-income benefits?

 

We need you to join your local APPRISE Program through Aging Services, Inc., Indiana, PA.  


The APPRISE Program provides assistance with Medicare benefits, PACE/PACENET applications, Property Tax/Rent Rebate, as well as other programs that are available to people with limited incomes.

 

Contact   Lisa Gazda today at Aging Services, Inc. by calling (724) 349-4500 or

toll-free 1-800-442-8016.

 

 

ATTENTION CRAFTY PEOPLE – (Two Lick Valley Social Center)

The Two Lick Valley Social Center, 450 Franklin Street, Clymer, offers Crochet Class on Mondays at 9:30 a.m., Plastic Canvas Class on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and then, on Fridays at 11 am there’s a group that gathers to work on Lap Quilts and Bibs for personal care homes.  They can always use some extra hands and new volunteers!

 

Won’t you consider joining them and volunteering some time and make new friends?

 

SENIOR EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM

The Senior Employment Program of Aging Services, Inc. will refer to our community, dependable, mature and reliable companions and caregivers who will also prepare meals, or do light house-keeping.

If  your family would like to hire someone to care for a loved one,  please contact the Senior Employment Coordinator at (724) 349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016.


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Aging Services, Inc. operates three one-day a week satellite sites in Armagh, Aultman and Homer City. All three sites are geared towards those persons 60 years of age or older and offer a noon meal, in addition to other various activities, and a place for area senior citizens to come together and meet.

The Armagh Site meets on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Armagh Fire Hall. In addition to crafts, educational speakers, monthly blood pressure screening, and a noon meal, this site offers Fitness Class from 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.


On Wednesdays, the Aultman Site meets at the Aultman Fire Hall from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and features crafts, educational speakers, Fitness Class, monthly blood pressure screening and noon meal.


The Homer City Site normally operates Thursday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.at the Homer City Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Church and features educational speakers, weekly computer class, Fitness Class and noon meal.


If you would like to join any of the Satellite Sites, join a class or volunteer some time, call Aging Services, Inc. at (724) 349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016.

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The Armagh Site meets on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Armagh Fire Hall. In addition to crafts, educational speakers, monthly blood pressure screening, and a noon meal, this site offers Fitness Class from 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. (See our photos above or click here!)

If you would like to join the Armagh group, join a class or volunteer some time, call Aging Services, Inc. at (724) 349-4500 or 1-800-442-8016.

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The Indiana Social Center located at 1001 Oak Street, Indiana, has a consignment shop full of great, inexpensive bargains. Stop by and see what kind of deals you can find.

Also, if you are cleaning out a closet and have some good usable items to get rid of, give the center at call at (724) 465-2697.


Shop hours are: 9:00 a.m. – Noon Open, CLOSED AT NOON – 1:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Open

Wii LIKE TO BOWL – Mahoning Hills Social Center
The Wii has been a big hit at the center for some time, also. If you’ve never tried your hand at this, don’t even know what the Wii is or looks like, and would like to try something new, stop by the center. The regulars will give you a free demonstration and teach you how to play. Beware! It’s very addictive and also great exercise and fun!

If you’re interested in trying the Wii Game, please call the Mahoning Hills Center at (724) 286-3099. Why not plan to make a day of it, and call the center and reserve yourself a meal and join us for lunch.


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EVENING CENTERS

 

Chestnut Hills Evening Center - Blairsville

 

The Chestnut Hills Social Center, 26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville, offers  evening hours Mondays for those persons 55 years of age and older.   Featured Monday at 1 pm Art Class ($2),  1 pm Sewing

 

For Fun, at  2 pm Computer Class, 4 pm Evening Billiards, Wii, cards, crafts, games and socialization and 50/50 drawing.

 

 

 

 Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. and costs only $2.50.

Plan to come and spend the evening with us and have a great meal, 
meet some new friends, and relax. Parties are held to celebrate holidays and other fun events!  You must make your reservation

Friday before noon by calling the center at 724-459-5251. 

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Saltsburg Evening Center
The Saltsburg Social Center, 212 Point Street, Saltsburg is offering extended hours Wednesdays from 1 – 7 p.m. for those persons 55 years of age and older. Featured Wednesday Evenings, at 5 p.m. is a 50/50 drawing and Dinner at a cost of $2.50.

Bingo is held at 6 p.m.

Plan to come and spend the evening with us and have a good meal, meet some new friends, and relax. Parties and fun activities are held to celebrate holidays and other fun events. You must make your reservation Tuesday before noon by calling the center at (724) 639-9055.

 

SENIOR EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
The Senior Employment Program of Aging Services, Inc. is a 'no-cost' employment service for county residents who are at least 55 years of age.

The Senior Employment Coordinator matches the job skills of applicants with the available job listings received from area employers.


For more information on these programs, please contact the Senior Employment Coordinator at (724) 349-4509 or toll free 1-800-442-8016.
 
 
Do you have spare time and like to help other people?

Aging Services is looking for VOLUNTEERS for their long-term care Ombudsman Program. Volunteers receive free training so they may act as advocates on behalf of residents of homes, providing information, education and offer other valuable assistance.

If you have spare time and like to help other people, contact Aging Services at 724-349-4518 or 1-800-442-8016 and ask for Tina. Help make a difference in someone's life! Call 724-349-4518 or 1-800-442-8016 today.
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