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Senior Classes offered by RCSAA and RCC
Randolph County Senior Adults Association is collaborating with Randolph Community College to offer a variety of classes of specific interest to area senior adults. The classes will be held in one or more local senior centers.
All classes require pre-registration. There is no cost for senior adults 60 years & over who are members of Randolph County Senior Adults Association (annual membership $5). The cost for non-member seniors is $5. Participants may not enroll in classes of the same title in multiple locations. For information and senior registration, call your local senior center at the number listed below.
While preference is given to senior adults 60 years & over, non-seniors may call Randolph Community College (336)-862-7980 to register for classes and pay the course fee.
RCSAA is partnering with the Randolph County Public Library in Asheboro to present two movies per month. Mondays, January 11 & 25 the movies will begin at 2:00. Admission is free and drinks and popcorn will be provided. For additional information call Bill Craig at 625-3389 or 1-800-252-2899
Asheboro Senior Center
Please call the Asheboro Senior Center for more information 336-625-3389.
Liberty Senior Center Congratulations to the Liberty Senior Center for earning the "Center of Excellence" Award!
Evening Classes Offered Liberty Parks & Recreation and The Roy C. Reitzel Senior Center will be offering Tai Chi and Line Dancing weekly throughout the month. For additional information please call (336) 622-5844.
Randleman Senior Center Senior Yoga Mondays at 11:00 am Call 336-498-4332 for more information
Archdale Senior Center Water exercise at YMCA Wednesdays, 12:30 pm.
For additional information please call (336) 431-1938.
Our Place Adult Day Care 714 Farr Street, Asheboro Serving individuals 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. 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. Apply by calling 629-3787.
Shop at the Salt Box and Pepper Box
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The Salt Box has a wide selection of handcrafted items placed on a consignment basis. This 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!
Monday - Friday, 9:00 - 5:00 Asheboro Senior Center 133 W. Wainman Ave. Asheboro Van Driver position open in the Asheboro office. EOE. Pre employment drug testing and clean driving record required. Apply in person or at Employment Security Commission
Medicare Part D Questions? Contact Jo Ellen Needham or Margie DiDona at the Asheboro Senior Center, 133 W. Wainman Ave, Asheboro, NC 27203 336-625-3389 or 800-252-2899
Information & Assistance Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
You May Qualify For Assistance With Your Prescriptions
For years you did your part by paying into Medicare. Now it’s your turn to get the most out of the benefits you’ve earned. If you have limited income and resources, there’s a Medicare program called Low-Income Subsidy (or Extra Help) where you pay $2.40 for each generic drug and $6.00 for each brand name drug and you will no longer have a coverage gap.
Individuals who make less than $1,354 per month may qualify (married couples less than $1,822). To be eligible your resources must be limited to $12,510 for individuals ($25,010 for married couples). Resources include things like bank accounts, stocks and bonds, but not your house or car.
Seniors’ Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) Coordinators, Jo Ellen Needham or Margie DiDona can help you apply Monday –Thursday at Randolph County Senior Adults, 133 W. Wainman Avenue, Asheboro, 336-625-3389 or 1-800-252-2899. Third Senior Ms. Randolph County Pageant The Third Annual Senior Ms. Randolph County Pageant 2009, sponsored by Randolph County Senior Adults Association and Southeastern Pageant and Production Associates, was held at North Asheboro Middle School on Saturday, May 30. Congratulations to the newly crowned Senior Miss Randolph County 2009, Loretta Linebarrier. Other winners included 1st Runner-Up Lucille Parsons, who was also named Miss Congeniality, and 2nd Runner-up Doris Allred.
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