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Senior Center
The Russell Mercier Senior Center is a multi-purpose facility. It is a community resource for information on aging as well as a provider of and conduit to other services available to older adults, including support services for caregivers. The Russell Mercier Senior Center has been designated by the North Central Area Agency on Aging as a Community Focal Point for Aging Services, signifying that the center provides a comprehensive delivery of services essential for maintaining the health, independence, and well-being of older adults.
Russell Mercier Senior Center Phone (860) 228-1700 Fax (860) 228-4213 12 Stonecroft Drive Hebron, CT 06248
Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:00am – 4:30pm and Friday 8:00am – 1:00pm
Sharron Garrard – Senior Services Director / Municipal Agent for the Elderly (860) 228-1700 ext. 203 email – sgarrard@hebronct.com
Mandy Roczniak – Program Director (860) 228 – 1700 ext. 202 email aroczniak@hebronct.com
Michele Boutin – Social Worker (860)-228-1700 ext. 204 email mboutin@hebronct.com
Tammy Scherp – Transportation Coordinator – Direct Transportation Line (860)-228-5977
Hebron Commission on Aging: Chairperson: Tonya Maurer Members: Cathy Litwin, Sandy Waldo, Angela Corentin, Jo Souza, Margaret Gibbs, Rebecca Tamsin Alternates: (2 open spots) Board of Selectmen Liaison: Vacant
NEW – DEDICATED TRANSPORTATION LINE – We are happy to announce we now have a direct line for senior transportation. The new number to call is 860-228-5977. Please call this number now regarding transportation appointments or questions.
Lions Low Vision Center Brochure – This is different than one below
Lions Low Vision Center Brochure – 1
Lions Low Vision Center Prescription Form
Power Failure Protocol for Hebron Seniors
Energy Assistance Information – Applications begin October 16th
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Elder Justice Hotline
The Attorney General’s Office, in cooperation with the Coalition for Elder Justice in Connecticut (CEJC), has launched the Elder Justice Hotline – 1-860-808-5555, a new resource to help older adults in Connecticut seek information, assistance, and justice.
The hotline will be staffed by the Attorney General’s Office Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm. If you are calling after hours, please leave a message and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
CHATHAM HEALTH DISTRICT VACCINATION INFORMATION
https://www.chathamhealth.org/
Are you eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in Connecticut but having difficulty finding an appointment? We occasionally have a few doses available at the end of our vaccination clinics.
AHM CHOREs Program
AHM Youth and Family Services CHOREs program is back after being temporarily closed due to COVID-19. For any senior already registered for the CHOREs Program can simply call the AHM office at 860-228-9488, leave a message and you will receive a return call.
The CHOREs Program is for seniors whose health and finances prevent them from completing yard work around their homes. There is no cost to seniors, but they must fill out an eligibility form to assure that grant guidelines that fund this program are followed. CHOREs is generously supported by the North Central Area Agency on Aging, AHM Youth and Family Services and local and civic and faith community contributions, as well as donations made by seniors using the program.
During this time work is limited to only outdoor yard work projects and social distancing compliance will be strictly adhered too. If you are interested in getting some help for your outdoor projects please call AHM at 860-228- 9488.
MINDFUL MEDITATION VIDEO #1 – I’ve done a mindful meditation class at the Senior Center for several years, but being closed due to the pandemic we haven’t been able to be together, so I am now going to be making these videos for you to enjoy. If you’ve never done it before, that’s ok, start today. Just get yourself in comfortable seated position, feet on the floor, hands in your lap and listen to the video. You can either watch the video, which is just a still shot of the trees in my backyard, or you can close your eyes and just listen. It’s just under 10 minutes. I hope you enjoy.
NEW – Mindful Meditation Video #3
How to Use Zoom This PDF document was produced for AARP. If you’ve wanted to learn more about how to use ZOOM, the video meeting/chat format, here is some information. This was produced for AARP. Video Chat with Zoom.
The North Central Area Agency on Aging – NCAAA is now providing a grocery delivery services coordinated directly through their office. Individuals age 60 can call them at 860-724-6443 ext. 268
- Health Screenings & Fitness/Wellness Programs
- Recreational, Social, Educational & Community Service Programs
- Transportation
- Lunch/Meals on Wheels/Food Bank
- Forms, Policies, & Helpful Links
- Municipal Agent for the Elderly
Russell Mercier Senior Center Phone (860) 228-1700 Fax (860) 228-4213 12 Stonecroft Drive Hebron, CT 06248
Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:00am – 4:30pm and Friday 8:00am – 1:00pm
Sharron Garrard – Senior Services Director / Municipal Agent for the Elderly (860) 228-1700 ext. 203 email – sgarrard@hebronct.com
Mandy Roczniak – Program Coordinator (860) 228 – 1700 ext. 202 email aroczniak@hebronct.com
Michele Boutin – Social Worker (860)-228-1700 ext. 204 email mboutin@hebronct.com
Tammy Scherp – Transportation Coordinator (860)-228-1700 ext. 201
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