Senior Center Programs

Well and Elderly Outreach

Senior programs, services and activities are planned for the senior adults in outlying areas of Ramseur, Happy Hollow, Franklinville, Seagrove, Cedar Grove and Farmer/Tabernacle. Seniors county-wide will enjoy the Senior Tour Adventures which are bus trips planned with senior adults interests in mind.

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Randolph County

Senior Adults Association

Our Place Adult Day Center Services

Our Place Adult Day Center serves individuals age 18 and over who want to live at home yet desire companionship or require assistance with daily activities. Their goal is to provide activities that promote dignity, self-esteem, mental and physical well being in a structured environment. This program allows caregivers and families the opportunity to work and have much needed time away from caregiving during the day without having to worry about their loved ones.

Information and Assistance Program

Information and Assistance provides information about services, programs or assistance available to seniors age 60 and over. Trained personnel will answer callers' questions or refer them to the appropriate resource. The department serves as a central access point for answers to questions and provides information about community resources.The Information & Assistance office is open Monday thru Thursday from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm.

Salt Box/Pepper Box

The Salt Box has a wide selection of handcrafted items made by seniors in Randolph County. Items include baked goods, plants, pottery, jewelry, and wood work. The sale of these items supplements seniors' income and helps the public appreciate local talents. The Pepper Box is a thrift store which accepts clothes, household appliances and other items for resale. Donations to the Pepper Box are tax deductible. Volunteers needed!

Home Delivered Meals - Meals on Wheels

Volunteers deliver a nutritious noonday meal Monday-Friday to homebound adults 60 and over. Frozen meals are provided for participants where there is not a meal route, shelf staple meals are provided when the center is closed due to severe weather.

Congregate Activities

Participants can enjoy fellowship, fun and creative activities, such as monthly birthday celebrations, BINGO, board games, word finds, and crafts. Music and entertainment are always part of the scheduling with small local bands, choirs and entertaining speakers. Exercise is offered weekly, as well as monthly blood pressure checks by volunteers. Health and social service programs are also scheduled, such as Medicare and Medicaid updates, services available to seniors, disease prevention information and good health awareness, just to name a few.

A United Way Agency

Crystal Barnhill, Director

Archdale Senior Center

108 Park Drive

Archdale, NC 27263

336-431-1938

336-431-8352 fax

Kaffy Kivett, Director

Liberty Senior Center

28 S. Fayetteville St

Liberty, NC 27298

336-622-5844

336-622-5844 fax

Overview of Programs

Joy Branning, Director

Randleman Senior Center

144 W. Academy St

Randleman, NC 27317

336-498-4332

336-498-4332 fax

Nancy Merrill, Director

Asheboro Senior Center

133 W. Wainman Ave

Asheboro, NC 27203

336-625-3389

800-252-2899

336-626-3590 fax

Debbie Freeman, Director

Our Place Adult Day Center

714 Farr St

Asheboro, NC 27203

336-629-3787

336-629-3787 fax

Disclaimer

All information provided in this web site is believed to be accurate and reliable, however, RCSAA assumes no responsibility for the use of this information.

Randolph County Senior Adults Association l 133 W. Wainman Ave. l Asheboro, NC 27203 l 336-625-3389

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Congregate Meals

Lunch is offered Monday through Friday to Randolph County seniors, 60 years of age and older. The Congregate Lunch Program offers seniors the opportunity for fellowship and education with nutritionally balanced meals and scheduled activities. Transportation via RCATS may be provided as well.

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