Welcome to the Randolph County Senior Center, where our members are involved, active, friendly, fun, and young at heart! All persons 60 years of age and better, and their spouses, are invited to join us for our meals and activities. We charge no dues or membership fees.
Nat’l Sugar Cookie Day!! Cobb Salad (w/Chicken, Bacon, Egg & Cheese), WG Roll, Yogurt, Fresh Fruit Cup, Sugar Cookie
July 9Our services are designed to keep seniors active and living independently. A variety of in-home care programs are offered to meet a full range of needs, including information, outreach, and referrals, as well as transportation, nutrition, recreation, assisted transportation, housekeeping, telephone reassurance, SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Assistance Program), in-home respite, medical supply lending closet, monthly newsletter, and health screenings.
To find out more, explore our website, check out our Facebook page, or give us a call. Better yet, stop in for a visit. We would love to see you!
🐾 Zeus' Good Boy News! 🎉
🐶 Zeus here with another Good Boy News Alert! 📰
🎉 Big congratulations to Country Roads Transit as they celebrate 20 amazing years of serving our community! That's over 440,000 rides provided to seniors, families, children, and neighbors over the past two decades! 🚐💙
🥳 Join the celebration and enjoy refreshments, great company, and help choose a name for the new "Van That Can!" mascot! Share your best ideas throughout July—you might become part of CRT history!
🏅 Zeus also wants to give a huge round of applause (and plenty of tail wags! 🐕) to Luanna Moore and Jeff Goodman for representing Randolph County at the West Virginia Senior Olympics! Way to get out there and have fun!
👏 Thank you to everyone who makes our community stronger through friendship, service, and staying active.
Until next month's Good Boy News...keep those tails wagging and enjoy your summer! ☀️🐾
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