Showing posts with label seniors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seniors. Show all posts

Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services levy up for renewal

Monday, February 20, 2023

King County Executive Dow Constantine announced his proposal to renew the six-year Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services levy (VSHSL) that builds on the investments made over the past 18 years and ensures a wide range of programming. 

Programming that helps people and families transition to affordable housing, get job training, find employment, access emergency financial assistance, obtain domestic violence advocacy, receive behavioral health treatment, and other resources and services. 

The proposed levy maintains the existing tax rate.

The first Veterans and Human Services Levy passed in 2005, and since renewed in 2017 with the addition of senior services, has successfully served more than 27,000 veterans, servicemembers, and their families with fewer eligibility barriers than many federal programs. 

The funding reached more than 100,000 seniors through expanded senior programming, funded 675 bonuses focused on employee retention at 55 human services agencies, and launched DVHopeline, a countywide, 24-hour multi-lingual and multimodal domestic violence hotline that received 16,000 calls or texts and referred nearly 7,000 of those to additional support.

“For those who served our nation in the armed forces, and those that built our community into what it is today, this levy is the opportunity to ensure that no person is left behind in King County,” said Executive Constantine. 
“Together we can continue our investment into the 300 programs led by more than 150 community-based organizations – organizations that help ensure seniors have connection to community and veterans have a place to call home. This levy has helped more than 185,000 people in the last six years and I’m excited to see what it can do in the future.”

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Provide feedback on the Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy at meeting Thursday, April 7, 2022

Thursday, March 31, 2022


A virtual meeting on Thursday April 7, 2022 from 5:30-7pm, will focus on communities along north Lake Washington including Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Kenmore, Bothell, and Woodinville to receive YOUR input on issues related to King County's Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy (VSHSL.)

The meetings are to gain input on issues relating to the levy from community members. The focus of the discussion:
  • Provide a brief update on the state of Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy
  • Learn from community members and providers on what went well during the levy
  • Discuss what needs improvement going forward.
For access needs, please contact us at: VSHSL@kingcounty.gov

Register here

They will be hosting additional meetings throughout the next few months. Those dates can be found here



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Metal for Meals scrap metal drive

Saturday, May 1, 2021


A scrap metal drive to benefit Sound Generations and Meals on Wheels during Older American Month will take place at the Senior Center Saturday, May 15, 2021 from 8am to 4pm.

Community members will bring their scrap metal to recycle/donate for free and United Metals, a division of The United Group, will donate money to both Sound Generations and Meals on Wheels.

When: May 15, 2021 from 8am – 4pm
Where: Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Senior Center
18560 1st Ave NE (building facing NE 185th

More information including items that can be accepted is here: https://www.facebook.com/events/454940008922697/



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Tele Café Wednesday January 6 features folk duo Birgit and Philip Ages

Friday, January 1, 2021

Phil and Birgit Ages



JANUARY ZOOM TELE CAFÉ
Wednesdays 2:00-2:45pm
Mtg ID 859 8484 8513 password senior2021


Wednesday, January 6, 2021 at 2pm EUROPEAN HOLIDAY 
with Folk Voice duo Birgit and Philip Ages

Tune in on ZOOM for a fun New Year Celebration with a favorite couple of the Senior Center, Birgit and Philip as they perform wonderful folk music from Continental Europe.

They will also be singing some classic favorites and a few numbers to sing along!



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Call Out to Seniors and all Community for the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center

Sunday, December 13, 2020

Senior Center building on NE 185th
Photo by Jon Ann Cruver
By Donna Hawkey

Theresa LaCroix wants all seniors to know that the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center is “operating at full speed and has been since the pandemic.” 

Some seniors are not aware of the array of class offerings online, the food service deliveries and pick-ups, and medical help available at the center because they do not own devices such as a computer, iPad, or smartphone. 

Ms. LaCroix, Executive Director of the Shoreline-LFP Senior Center, needs the community to help in getting the word out. Speedy solutions are in development because seniors need support now more than ever. Social isolation can create or exacerbate many health problems.

The center is “fervently” searching for a grant to purchase loaner tablets and has contracted a local business to train seniors one-on-one, says Ms. LaCroix. Tech-Train will provide the training via telephone, Zoom, or in person at the center using Covid safety protocols. 

King County is working on creating Hotspots. These are locations where free internet will be accessible while sitting in a car so that low-income seniors do not have to incur expensive internet home hook-up and service charges, as reported by Ms. LaCroix.

Many seniors who own technology devices are accessing classes and services and are enjoying this healthy addition to isolated lives. There are numerous classes offered for Shoreline and Lake Forest Park residents, and even social coffee times are online via Zoom and easy to access.

Various and many mental and physical medical health appointments are scheduling, including Foot Care. 

The regular in-house lunch program has become the TO GO Community Dining Program, with meals delivered to the individual homes of seniors Monday-Friday. They can also be picked up at the center after registering in the program. The Meals on Wheels Program, which consists of frozen meals delivered once a week to homes, has seen a large uptick in demand as well.

Vouchers for a full uncooked ham dinner over the December holidays are available through a partnership with Maverick Gaming. To inquire about this offer, please contact National Guardsman Sergeant Suthern, who is assigned to distribute the vouchers. You can reach him at the center’s phone number 206-365-1536.

One disabled senior with no family wrote to Ms. LaCroix that she feels the senior center saved her life because dedicated volunteers brought food to her home during the pandemic.

But too many seniors are still not hearing about these offerings. Ms. LaCroix and the center’s staff miss their regular participants and are concerned about their health and their family members. In-person community connections at the center had previously been a time to learn what was going on in their lives. The staff feels a need to hear from their seniors, so they are doing everything they can to reach out now.

And Herculean efforts and results are taking place behind all this “transition from a traditional channel to an in-home delivery service,” as described recently by King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski. 

Councilmember Dembowski spoke at the NUHSA (North Urban Human Services Association) annual awards ceremony. Ms. LaCroix was nominated in their “Human Services Champion” category. 

Theresa LaCroix, Senior Center
Executive Director
NUHSA Board President, Heidi Shepherd, made the following remarks at the ceremony on December 8th:

“Theresa has gone above and beyond during the pandemic to adapt programs and services so that seniors are still cared for.   
"Between March and October, she coordinated home delivery of more than 11,000 hot cooked meals; provided 1,045 grocery bags to low-income senior households; spent over 340 hours providing Wellness Calls to check on members; and provided over 345 hours to Resource Management, assisting seniors through personal challenges created by COVID-19. 
"She fundraised throughout with creative drive-through dinners and desserts, and help multiple food drives.

As a nomination noted, “Theresa is a great inspiration… She is totally committed to making sure that seniors don’t go hungry and that they are not forgotten.”

Ms. LaCroix describes seniors as being required now to develop a “second language – a digital one… It’s a time of adapting.” It appears that Ms. LaCroix, staff, and volunteers have been adapting well to this pandemic crisis, but sometimes technology lets you down.

A let-down happened on December 1st during the annual “Giving Tuesday” fundraising for nonprofits. The senior center website could not process donations during two major ‘shutdowns’ experienced by Mobile Cause, so essential contributions were not received during that timeframe. Ms. LaCroix is a problem solver, and instead of sighing, she is naming every Tuesday in December - GIVING Tuesday!

Everyone must remember that the center still must pay all their bills and staff salaries, and new issues crop up. For example, Ms. LaCroix explains the following in her December newsletter:

“As all of our industrial kitchen appliances are 30 years old and we were placing heavier use on them daily. 
"November saw the break-down of several appliances: garbage disposal, refrigerator, coffee maker, steamer and 3-door freezer. After servicing the commercial dishwasher, we learned that should it break-down, replacement parts are not available any longer in the nation. 
"We were able to replace the damaged appliances through a VSHSL grant, King County, in the amount of $35,000 and are walking on pins and needles in hopes the dishwasher continues to operate through 2021.”

Giving Tuesday extended for the Senior Center!

She shares with us, that at this point, the Shoreline-LFP Senior Center still has no guaranteed funding to continue its mission throughout 2021. Membership and community support is critical to its future. 

So please GIVE as BIG as you can.

  • Call in a donation to 206-365-1536 for credit/debit card donation
  • Mail a check to Shoreline-LFP Senior Center,18560 1st Ave NE Bldg. G Shoreline, WA 98155
  • Make a donation on our website here. https://shorelinelfpseniorcenter.org/
  • Tell a friend about the center, what they’re doing, and how they can help. Word of mouth is a big assistance in reaching isolated seniors, especially during challenging times. 

Check out the remarkable life services Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center has done for and with the community! https://shorelinelfpseniorcenter.org/



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Senior Center Tele Café Wednesday: Social Security and Your Retirement -- Making the Most of It

Monday, October 5, 2020




Join presenter/educator Kevin Campbell as he hosts the webinar: 
Social Security and Your Retirement / Making the Most of It

Topics discussed will include:

● Simple ways to increase your Social Security Benefits
● Who is impacted most by the recent rule changes to social Security
● How you may be able to reduce or eliminate taxes on your Social Security
● File for SS benefits early or delay? What’s better for you?
● Common mistakes that routinely cost many retirees thousands in lifetime Social Security


Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Senior Center ZOOM TELE CAFE 
Wednesday, October 7, 2020, 2:00-2:45pm 
Meeting ID 859 8484 8513 
Password senior2020
 
SOFA (Society for Financial Awareness is a 501(c)3 whose mission is to end financial illiteracy across America, one community at a time.




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Senior Center TeleCafe: Decluttering

Tuesday, September 8, 2020


Decluttering 101 with Brad Vogel, SnowGroup, KellerWilliams
Wednesday, September 9, 2020, 2pm

Innovative ideas on how to use your “sheltering at home” time to sort and organize items in your home. Join Brad and learn practical and innovative ideas on getting “decluttered.”

  • What: A Zoom social hour, a chance to visit while staying home and staying safe. Grab a cup of coffee and pull up to chat!
  • Who: You and your friends from the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Center
  • Where: From the comfort of your own computer or smartphone
  • When: September 9th, 2:00pm
  • Meeting ID: 859 8484 8513
  • Password: senior2020

Check out what's coming the rest of September!

9/16 Mental health services for seniors, family and friends with Alain Rhone,
Sound Generations, Community Support Specialist, Pathways – Information and Assistance
Wondering where to locate help and support, and what to expect?
Join us in the Tele Café with Alain for information on counseling, coaching and case management, peer support, psychiatry and emergency/crisis mental health services; cost, insurance coverage, phone-based services, and information about the involuntary commitment process.

9/23 LET’S TALK DEMENTIA with Trevor Duncan, Psy.D., ABVE/D, IPEC, CDMS
Sage Assessment, Counseling, and Consulting, LLC

What is dementia? Discuss and explore tips with Trevor Duncan on how to communicate and interact with a person who has been diagnosed with dementia. Trevor specializes in Neuropsychological and Psychological Evaluations, Forensic Vocational Expert, Vocational Evaluations.

9/30 Ingredients for Longevity with Christy Goff, MS, RDN, CD
Dietitian for Living Well Alliance Team | Pacific Medical Centers

ZOOM TUTORIAL




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Recruiting middle and high school students for Letter to Elders

Friday, September 4, 2020

Opportunity for youth to connect
with Senior Citizens through the
written word.


The past 6 months has created tremendous challenges for our aging population as most services and programs moved to online access. 

The reality is that many seniors do not have access to computers and those that do, are not all at the technological level to download programs such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom. 

This transfers to cell phone use as well as FaceTime and similar programs remain a mystery to a population that is more comfortable with developing their relationships in person, through US Postal mail and accessing entertainment through television, not internet.

Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center is busy developing means of reaching seniors in their homes, to reduce the ill effects that social isolation has created. 

With this in mind, we are most fortunate to have two students, brother and sister team of Ishan and Ishita Bansal, step forward and create an amazing new program called Letter to Elders

Ishan and Ishita have developed a registration process for middle and high school students to apply to become pen pals to seniors in our community. In one week, they have acquired nine participants, eagerly awaiting their assigned individual that will be provided through the senior center.

The following is the recruitment ad that Ishan shared with classmates returning to school:

“Do you want to give back to the community but only have time to offer? Do you want to help support and bring joy to the senior community? 
"As the global pandemic continues, there are seniors across the country without loved ones to call and cannot visit them in these conditions. 
"For these seniors, isolation is just as hard and is becoming a growing problem. Letters to Elders is an organization connecting these seniors with youth across the area, building connections and ending isolation one letter at a time. 
"Volunteers get to intimately connect with seniors, learn new things, and earn service hours, all through a traditional pen pal program (either letter or email).”


If you know of a student that would like to participate, have them contact Ishan and Ishita directly or register HERE or contact us at lettertoelders@gmail.com

If you know an adult that would benefit from a new friendship, one in which regular letters will be exchanged, have them contact the senior center at 206-365-1536. All contact will be via US Postal Service only, no in-person visits and students are mandated to refrain from sharing any contact information.

--Theresa La Croix, Director, Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Senior Center



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Senior Center needs food supplies for hot lunch and grocery bag program

Monday, August 31, 2020


Supplies needed for weeks of August 31 - September 4 and September 7 - 11 for food program

Every day during the week (Monday through Friday) the Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Senior Center delivers approximately 80 hot lunches to Seniors in need in Shoreline and the surrounding communities.

We also offer about 50 grocery bags on Fridays to help those Seniors who need food for the weekends.

At this time, we are getting very low on the following supplies:
  • Cans of Beef Stew
  • Cans of hearty soup such as Chicken Rice/Chicken Noodle/Beef Stroganoff
  • Macaroni and cheese
  • Mayonnaise – small jars
  • Small cereal boxes
  • Juices – 10-12 oz size
  • Canned fruit
  • Canned vegetables
  • Toilet paper and Kleenex
  • 2021 Calendars

*We are only able to accept individually wrapped items as we do not repackage bulk food.

Please tell your friends, neighbors, relatives about our needs. Many of these seniors are not able to access all of their supplies and therefore rely on us.

Drop off days/times can be made to the front door of the center, Monday - Friday between 1:00 and 3:00pm unless other arrangements are made. 

Please call the Shoreline Senior Center at 206-365-1536 with further questions. The address for the Senior Center is 18560 1st Ave NE #1, Shoreline. Please remember to wear a mask when dropping off food.

Thank you for your support of our seniors,

Ginny Scantlebury, Vice President
The Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Center Board of Directors



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September fitness classes through Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center

Sunday, August 30, 2020


Our doors may be locked but we remain open with a host of online classes. 
 
Enjoy your favorite fitness classes in the comfort of your home, with your favorite instructors. Share smiles and hellos with familiar faces through Zoom programming. 

Call the center at 206-365-1536 or email jarrodw@soundgenerations.org to register for any of the following classes. 

If you need assistance with downloading Zoom to your desktop, laptop or iPad, schedule an appointment with us for step by step guidance. Once you have registered, you will be provided the Zoom meeting ID number and Password. No drop-ins, no individual class purchases. Monthly class purchases only!


CLOGGING with Maureen Pettit Tuesdays 1:00pm – 2:30pm September 2nd – October 27th $5 Members / $7 Nonmember

Clogging was first introduced to the USA by immigrants from Europe. It is fun and great exercise for all ages, and danced to all genres of music. Learn the basic steps utilized in all levels of clogging.

No dance experience necessary. Clogging is always “cued” by the instructor, like square dancing.


GENTLE MAT YOGA with Heidi Mair Fridays 9:30am – 10:30am September 4th – October 30th $6 Members / $9 Nonmembers

Calm your mind, stretch and strengthen your body and improve your balance with a Yoga class designed for students 50 and older. Gentle Mat Yoga classes begin and end with breath awareness and mindful meditation, and include a series of poses to work each part of your body.

GENTLE CHAIR YOGA with Heidi Mair Fridays 10:45am – 11:45am September 4th – October 30th $6 Members / $9 Nonmembers

Calm your mind, stretch and strengthen your body and improve your balance with a Yoga class designed to be performed while seated in a chair. Gentle Chair Yoga classes begin and end with breath

Awareness and mindful meditation, and include a series of poses to work each part of the body. If you are new to Yoga, this is a great introductory class.

CECE’S CLASSIC CHAIR WORKOUT with CeCe Ryan Mondays and Thursdays 10:00am – 11:00am September 3rd – October 29th $4 Members / $6 Nonmembers

For those wishing to improve physical conditioning and decrease risk of injuries. Focus is on strength training.

AGING WELL with Toshiko Aramaki Mondays 11:15am – 12:15am September – October 26th $4 Members / $6 Nonmembers

It’s time to brush off the dust and cobwebs after 5 months of sitting at home, and join Toshiko as she gradually leads you through upper and lower body exercises to regain your strength, balance and sense of well-being. Few of us have been very active during Covid-19 Stay at Home mandates, so she will guide you from a seated position until you are comfortable moving to a standing position.

Don’t underestimate the progress you will make, despite being seated! Additional classes will be added in September!

KEEP YOUR BALANCE, KEEP MOVING with Toshiko Wednesdays 9:00am – 10:00am September – October Sponsored by Shoreline Fire Dept.

Gain strength and balance along with verbal guidance on body changes through the aging process and tips on home safety.

MEDITATION with MARY NEWBILL Thursdays 1:00pm – 2:00pm September 10th – October 29th $6 Members / $8 Nonmembers

Meditation is a practice of concentrated focus upon a sound, object, visualization, the breath, movement, or attention itself in order to increase awareness of the present moment, reduce stress, promote relaxation, and enhance personal and spiritual growth. This class is open to new students as well as experienced practitioners. Relax, rejuvenate and gift yourself an hour/week, to step away from the emotions of all that is going on around us at this time.

TAI CHI in the PARK with MARY NEWBILL Thursdays 10:00am – 11:00am September 3rd – October 29th $6 Members / $8 Nonmembers

Call 206-365-1536 for further details


COVID-19 has introduced us to a completely new way of living. It has stretched our comfort levels while placing new demands upon us. However, with it has come the opportunity to move on past our struggles, creating a new path and finding a new normal. Take this time to explore interests, create new passions and evolve into a new you. You may be surprised at the wonders you find within.

Theresa LaCroix, Director
Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center



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Register early for 8/26 Tele Café to get supplies for paper art class

Friday, August 21, 2020

Paper art by Kathy Brower
Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center hosts a weekly Tele Café, providing an opportunity for residents to participate gain insight into a variety of topics. 

These sessions are free and open to everyone. So grab a cup of tea or a glass of wine and join us

On Wednesday, August 26, 2020 longtime Shoreline resident, paper and greeting card artist Kathy Brower comes to the café to share original and delightful creations made of everyday paper items found in one’s home.

Register with the center in advance and receive a packet containing supplies to construct two cards with Kathy during this fun session. 

Paper art by Kathy Brower
She will also give you ideas for more cards and other paper projects. No need to be really “creative or craft experienced’ to participate. Any skill level can accomplish the planned project. 

Prepared packets are available for each participant and will be provided upon registration. Class is limited to 15 guests so don’t delay in registering.

Register by calling 206-365-1536. 

Then watch for our listing of September sessions!




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Senior Center: Staying cool during the heat wave

Tuesday, August 18, 2020


BASIC STEPS for STAYING COOL DURING THE HEATWAVE

In past years, Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center has been a drop-in for those needing to escape the heat of their homes during extremely warm weather during the summer months. 

Unfortunately, we are not able to open our doors for drop-in visits as we operate rigid health guidelines to protect the integrity of all of our current nutrition programs and services.

However, we encourage you to incorporate some of the tips listed below as you battle the heat.

We also ask that you be mindful of your senior neighbors. If you do not see activity around their homes during this time, please check on them and share how you stay cool. Many homes in Shoreline do not have central air and can heat up into the 90s. 

  • Turn on fans
  • Drink plenty of water
  • Stay in the coolest part of their home
  • Go to a nearby park and sit under a shade tree if they are ambulatory
  • Do not overexert yourself with household chores, exercise regimes, etc.
  • Take shorter walks with your dog, he/she will be fine as they are hot as well
  • Reduce intake of hot beverages, including coffee (add ice if you must have your cup a day)
  • Close blinds during the day



Some things you can do to help out a neighbor in coping with the heat:
  • Loan them a fan
  • Drop a case of water at their doorstep with a note listing your name and phone number
  • Drop off a bag of ice
  • Offer to walk their dog for them; be sure to provide them your name and phone number
  • Offer to drive them to the grocery store and carry their packages for them
  • If you have concerns about a neighbor, knock on their door but have a sign that they can read through the window, that states your name, address and phone number and simply say “Are you OK?”
Strangers at doorsteps can be very intimidating but a sign allows them to take whatever precautions they have a need to do, before opening the door to a stranger.



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TeleCafe with guest Christy Goff Wednesday

Wednesday, August 5, 2020


You're Invited to Our

TELECAFE with Tricia Lovely

Wednesday, August 5, 2020  at 2pm
 
Return guest Christy Goff, MS, RDN, CD, 
Registered Dietitian at Pacific Medical Centers offers an enlightening session

Brain Boost with Nutrition Tips for you!

Christy Goff, MS, RDN, CD

  • What: A Zoom social hour, a chance to visit while staying home and staying safe. Grab a cup of coffee and pull up to chat!
  • Who: You and your friends from the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Center
  • Where: From the comfort of your own computer or smartphone
  • When: August 5th, 2:00pm
  • Meeting ID: 859 8484 8513
  • Password: senior2020
Click here to download Zoom!


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Paint and Play at Aegis at Callahan Wednesday

Wednesday, August 21, 2019



Aegis at Callahan will be hosting an event Wednesday, August 21, 2019, 3pm on National Senior Day. 15100 1st Ave NE, Shoreline 98155.

Contact Jason Baker@AegisLiving.com 206-417-9747 for more information.



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Don't call me a "Senior" workshop May 15

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Do you feel unfairly labeled when you hear the word ‘senior’? 

Some wear it with pride, while some feel that society implies that they are old, no longer useful, incapable of contributing.

This subject is about the difficulty many of us have in acknowledging our advancement into older adulthood. 

What are the emotions we have about accepting this reality? Why do we avoid it? 

What are some ways we can make this transition better?

Let’s explore together not only the topic but solutions in addressing our great value and contributions that we bring to our communities.

May 15, 2019, 6:30pm – 8:00pm FREE

Sponsored by Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center and GenPride of Seattle

Southernmost building on the Shoreline Center campus



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Senior (Citizen) monthly Dance Series at Áegis Living

Saturday, May 5, 2018

Áegia Living of Shoreline is sponsored a Senior Dance to be held on the first month of the month May, June, and July at their facility at 14900 First Ave NE, 98155.

Each month has a different theme. Monday, May 7 is Dances from Around the World.

The dances are free but RSVP's are appreciated. Contact Susan Wexler 206-367-6700


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Tour Mountlake Terrace Plaza on Oct 17

Monday, October 2, 2017


The Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Senior Center is facilitating tours of local Senior Living Facilities. Learn more about their services and living options before you are in a crisis situation.

Each facility will provide transportation from the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park senior center to their site. All tours include lunch.

We hope you, your family and friends will take advantage of this great opportunity to see “what’s out there”.

Reservations are a MUST! Spaces are limited, so make your reservations early!

Call the Senior Center at 206 365-1536 or come to the Center at: 

18560 1st Ave NE #1, Shoreline 8:30 am-3:30pm, Monday – Friday



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Places available for the free tour and lunch at Foss Home & Village

Monday, September 18, 2017


There are still places left for the Senior Center sponsored tour of Foss Home and Village in North Seattle. These tours, which continue into October, are intended to give senior citizens and their families a look at what is available in the local assisted living community before there is need.

Contact the Senior Center to sign up 206-365-1536



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Tour of Foss Home & Village - sign up now

Monday, September 11, 2017

The Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Senior Center is facilitating tours of local Senior Living Facilities. Learn more about their services and living options before you are in a crisis situation.

Each facility will provide transportation from the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park senior center to their site. All tours include lunch.

We hope you, your family and friends will take advantage of this great opportunity to see “what’s out there”.

Reservations are a MUST! Spaces are limited, so make your reservations early!

Call the Senior Center at 206 365-1536 or come to the Center at:
18560 1st Ave NE #1, Shoreline 8:30 am-3:30pm, Monday – Friday



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Senior Living facility tours continued in October and November

Friday, September 8, 2017


The senior living facility tours sponsored by the Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Senior Center were so popular that they are being repeated in October-November.

If you missed out on the first round, here's your chance.

The idea is to get a look at what is available locally before having to make a decision, often done in a crisis situation.

The tours are free. Transportation and lunch are provided.

Sign up for any or all of the tours at the Senior Center 206-365-1536 or at the Front Desk 18560 1st Ave NE #1, Shoreline 98155.



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