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SHINE Medicare Counseling Supportive
Day Program Support Groups ....Caregiver Support Group ...."HUGS"
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Town Nurse Visits Volunteer Opportunities Walkers Group Whist | What
is a Supportive Day Program? "GOOD TIMES
CLUB" ...where
friends gather | For
Seniors it means: Individual Attention Therapeutic recreation Protected
Environment Nutritionally planned meals Respect for personal dignity
| | For
their loved ones it means: Family respite Option of keeping loved one at
home Supplemental love and concern Affordable alternative to long-term care
|   | Socialization
Activities Crafts Trivia Bingo Sing-a-longs Card games Group
talks Scrabble Mystery trips
| | SCHEDULE Full
day, six hour services Convenient half day availability
| This
Supportive Day Program, fondly named, "The Good Times Club", is a respite
service, housed at the Middleboro Council on Aging, for senior members and their
families. Monday through Friday from 8:45am to 2:45pm the program provides therapeutic
recreation with a variety of activities, nutritionally planned meals and monitored
health needs to each member. All participants are given individual attention and
respect for their personal dignity. "Today there is a great need for
respite among working families. Seniors in households where family members are
working or in school all day, need to feel productive as well as secure and safe.
The "Good Times Club" provides a schedule of activities that promote
a feeling of acceptance and camaraderie in safe and secure surroundings."
~
Susan Adams, Program Director
| | Transportation | Daily
transportation is available with radio dispatched, wheelchair equipped vehicles.
Our professionally licensed drivers are CPR and First Aid certified. Transportation
for participants who live outside of Middleborough will be provided as possible,
for an additional fee. | | Nutrition
| The
morning starts off with a warm continental breakfast. The group joins the daily
luncheon program for a hot, nutritious lunch. A health snack is provided before
participants head home for the day. | | | |
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