ESPECIALLY FOR SENIORS

Year-Round Events For Seniors

These special time limited events occur around the same time every year.Refer to the Senior Source magazine, 50+, or call your local senior center for more details.

February
Raleigh Parks & Recreation Seniors Luncheon

March
 50+ Quality of Life Expo in Southern Pines

April
Raleigh-Wake Senior Games

May
Golden Jubilee at NC State Fairgrounds

Sr. Citizens Luncheon at Cary Sr. Center

July
Ice Cream Social at Cary Sr. Center

September
Raleigh-Wake Senior Games

October
Senior Day at NC State Fair

November
Veterans Luncheon at Cary Sr. Center


Organizations/Agencies

1. Department of Human Services250-4400

2.Division of Aging733-3983

3.Area Agency on Aging549-0551

4.Aging Family Services 781-5979

5.Resources for Seniors872-7933

6.Raleigh-Wake Senior Games831-6850

7.Triangle J Agency on Aging558-9398

Senior Centers

Senior Centers offer older adults the opportunity to take part in programs related to health, fitness, recreation, and education.

Cary Senior Center

100 Charlie Gaddy Lane

Cary469-4081

Eastern Wake Senior Center

323 Lake Drive

Wendell365-4248

Garner Senior Center

205 E. Garner Road

Garner779-0122

Northern Wake Senior Center

235 E. Holding Avenue

Wake Forest554-4111

Whitaker Mill Senior Center

401 E. Whitaker Mill Road

Raleigh856-6444

Holly Spring Senior Center

Stinson Road

Holly Springs 552-7100

Green Community Center

922 N. Church St.

Morrisville467-7186

Meals On Wheels Nutrition Sites

Congregate hot lunch meals, donations requested.Often sites are within or adjacent to senior centers.

Advance reservations required.

Garner Nutrition Center

205 E. Garner Road

Garner772-5057

N. Wake Nutrition Site

235 E. Holding Ave.

Wake Forest 554-0725

E. Wake Nutrition Site

323 Lake Drive

Wendell365-4684

Whitaker Mill Nutrition Site

401 E. Whitaker Mill Rd.

Raleigh828-6513

Holly Springs Nutrition Site

Stinson Road

Holly Springs552-7100

Glenwood Towers Nutrition Site

616 Tucker St.

Raleigh832-2592

Green Community Center

922 N. Church St.

Morrisville467-7186

YWCA

554 E. Hargett St.

Raleigh834-7386

Meals on Wheels (for home delivery only)

707 West Jones St.

Raleigh 833-1749

 

Other Meal Options

J.O.Y. Luncheon (Lunch for sr. citizens served on Thursdays at 11:45. You must make a reservation by Tuesday for lunch on Thursday).

Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church

4921 Six Forks Rd.

Raleigh787-1086

Shepherd’s Table Soup Kitchen (free noon meal Monday-Friday 11am-12pm). Church of the Good Shepherd

125 Hillsborough St.

Raleigh831-2010

VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)831-6295

Voluntary Action Center/United Way460-8687

CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS

American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)

225 Hillsborough St, STE 410

Raleigh755-9757

Provides programs and information for people 50 and older.

Raleigh Golden Years Association

City of Raleigh Senior Programs

PO Box 590

Raleigh831-6850

Supports over 50 senior clubs in Wake Co.

Senior Friends

Columbia Raleigh Community Hospital

3400 Wake Forest Rd.

Raleigh954-3105

(Monthly meetings, health and wellness events, trips, and special health services.)

WEB LINKS RELATED TO AGING:

Administration on Aging

www.aoa.dhhs.gov

AARP American Association of Retired Persons’ National Site

www.aarp.org


American Society on Aging

National Council on Aging

www.ncoa.org

MSN Encarta Encyclopedia on Aging

encarta.msn.com/ then type aging in the search line

National Institute on Aging

www.nih.gov/nia