Last Updated: Monday, June 23, 2008 10:27 AM CDT
Older adults invited to resource fair to be held in Sugar Camp June 25
Older adults and their families in the Sugar Camp area are welcomed to attend a Senior Resource Fair on Wednesday, June 25 from 3- 7 p.m. at the Sugar Camp Town Hall at 4059 Camp Four Road.
The Sugar Camp Lions Club and the Oneida County Department on Aging are cosponsoring this event.
A wide variety of agencies will be represented with information on services for older adults; including the Oneida County Departments of Aging, Public Health, Emergency Management, Veterans Services, Social Services and other agencies like Ministry Home Care/Hospice and the Alzheimer’s Association.
Between 3 and 6 listen to speakers on important topics relevant to older adults like, Preparing a Power of Attorney for Health Care; Health issues (flu, pneumonia and the new shingles shot); options for staying in your home; How to plan ahead to make good decisions for you and your family; Emergency preparedness, sample an Arthritis Foundation Exercise Class. Learn about older adult benefit issues like Medicare, Prescription Drug Coverage, Social Security and much more.
At 6 p.m. an Oneida County Senior Dining Site Meal will be served (reservations required at least one day in advance).
The menu includes: Bar-B-Q chicken, parslied red potatoes, broccoli salad, roll, strawberry shortcake, milk and coffee. The cost is only $2.75 “suggested donation” for anyone age 60 and older or $6 for people under age 60.
This meal is an example of a standard meal served at all seven Oneida County Senior Dining Sites.
At the event a survey will be distributed and discussion held on any interest and or possibility of the Department on Aging providing future activities and/or a dining site in Sugar Camp.
For more information about this event, to arrange free transportation, or to reserve a meal, contact the Oneida County Department on Aging at 369-6170.
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