In keeping with the CDC's recommendations for seniors we're suspending our programs and activities for a while.
The CDC advises that seniors are at a higher risk of getting sick from the Corona virus and should avoid group contact.
To learn more about risks and the CDC recommendations for seniors visit www.cdc.gov. And check our weekly email newsletter for updates on when we can resume activities. Meanwhile, stay healthy!
Join our weekly newsletter email list for updates.
To learn more about risks and the CDC recommendations for seniors visit www.cdc.gov. And check our weekly email newsletter for updates on when we can resume activities. Meanwhile, stay healthy!
Join our weekly newsletter email list for updates.
In Memory of Debbie Worthley
Debbie cared deeply about people and was dedicated to helping them live better, more enriched lives. During her career, she launched the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UVM as a statewide program for older adults. She also received a master's degree in Gerontology from UVM and finished her career as the Associate Director of Education for the UVM Center on Aging.
She brought all of this expertise and experience to help envision the Community Senior Center from its earliest days, and then helped it grow into the organization it is today.
For many years, she was CSC Board Secretary and Chair of the Program Committee. A lifelong learner, she participated in and contributed to the CSC’s memoir writing class, pickle ball and Bone Builders. We miss her kindness, organization skills and clear, insightful thinking.
She made us a better organization. She made the world a better place. We miss her as a friend and a colleague.
She brought all of this expertise and experience to help envision the Community Senior Center from its earliest days, and then helped it grow into the organization it is today.
For many years, she was CSC Board Secretary and Chair of the Program Committee. A lifelong learner, she participated in and contributed to the CSC’s memoir writing class, pickle ball and Bone Builders. We miss her kindness, organization skills and clear, insightful thinking.
She made us a better organization. She made the world a better place. We miss her as a friend and a colleague.
WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITY SENIOR CENTER
Experience What Richmond, Bolton and Huntington Have to Offer
Opportunities abound for seniors to enjoy and achieve so much that was never possible while working full time or raising a family. Your Community Senior Center helps make it possible.
We are a Richmond, Bolton and Huntington, Vermont organization dedicated to providing an ever-growing list of opportunities for socialization, learning, creativity, wellness, recreation and fitness.
Our year-round activities take place almost every day of the week. There is no membership fee and all are welcome, whether for one of our many programs or simply to join friends for coffee and conversation.
We are a Richmond, Bolton and Huntington, Vermont organization dedicated to providing an ever-growing list of opportunities for socialization, learning, creativity, wellness, recreation and fitness.
Our year-round activities take place almost every day of the week. There is no membership fee and all are welcome, whether for one of our many programs or simply to join friends for coffee and conversation.
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Craft Creative Projects, Enjoy a Good Game and Discover Blissful Views
Enhance your health and fitness; learn; build new skills or improve on existing ones. Share ideas on current events and get helpful insights on issues facing seniors uniquely. Enjoy our area’s beautiful outdoors, practice language skills, dig into your family’s genealogy, or learn how to write your family memoirs. Join friends in wellness programs. And have fun, whether at table games, on walks, tours of local historical sites and businesses, getting fit, or just socializing.
Regardless of your ability or interests, you’ll find plenty of ways to fill your days with enriching and enjoyable experiences.
Regardless of your ability or interests, you’ll find plenty of ways to fill your days with enriching and enjoyable experiences.
Three Reasons to Join Your Friends
at the Community Senior Center
You’ll connect with neighbors and new friends to share experiences, talents, similar interests and hobbies.
Our wide range of activities and programs can create a healthier lifestyle - physically, mentally and socially - for seniors of all abilities.
You’ll have opportunities to develop new skills, learn, challenge yourself creatively, and explore our area’s highlights.
The Community Senior Center of Bolton, Richmond and Huntington is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit that provides individuals age 55 and over with opportunities for socializing, learning, wellness, and recreation. Membership is free, and all are welcome to participate in our programs and events.
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