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<<< RECURRING ITEMS >>> MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS To be eligible to participate in center activities and to receive the monthly newsletter, you must be a current member. Dues are $20 (checks preferred); there is no extra charge for non-residents. Renewal is based on the calendar year and due every January. Please make sure that you receive a new membership card when you join or renew (includes honorary members). Those joining for the first time will receive a welcome packet (one per family). All are required to sign a general liability waiver in order to join/renew. New members are welcome anytime; seniors must be at least fifty to join and their younger spouses are welcome to join. Those turning 90 by March 1 are honorary members and not charged the membership fee; however, an application must be on file and updated every January to receive a new membership card. Interested seniors may be permitted to visit three times before joining. Dues are reduced to $5 from October 1 through December 31 for first-time applicants only. SENIOR TRANSPORTATION New Reservation Number Huber Heights residents, age 60 and up, are eligible for the senior transportation service, Friend Trips, sponsored by Goodwill Easter Seals. To enroll, call the senior center at 233-9999. Trips are offered to any destination in Huber Heights and for any purpose, including medical appointments. There is a one-time enrollment fee of $25 but no charge for the rides. There is a new number to call to make reservations; please call 776-3157. Volunteer drivers are always needed. Call Marty at 461-4800 ext. 371 if interested in driving using your own vehicle (preferred) or the agency mini-van. Mileage reimbursement is offered. CONGREGATE MEALS Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays The Huber Heights Senior Center is a site for the congregate meal program sponsored by Senior Resource Connection. Lunch is open to the public and served 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays and 11:15 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tuesdays (note the time difference on Tuesdays) A $2 donation is suggested from those aged 60 and up. Those under 60 are required to pay $5.50 unless certain eligibility requirements are met. Please call the center at 233-9999 by 12:00 noon the day before the meal to make a reservation or to cancel. Menu: visit www.huberseniorcenter.org or call the senior center. COMMUNITY MEALS Project One Hope is a community outreach supported by multiple churches in Huber Heights providing dinner to the community during these uncertain economic times. Scroll down to the bottom of this page to see the full schedule. WEATHER CLOSINGS and DELAYS (Seasonal Posting) The senior center follows the Huber Heights City Schools closing and delay schedule during inclement weather since that is the most consistent method of notifying the membership on short notice. The center does not follow school holiday closings or school building conditions such as water pipes breaking, power outages, etc. Regular activities during a delay are canceled so the remainder of the day stays on schedule; however, tax appointments, voting, and special events/services open to the public may still be held. Communication Sources: · TV: follow Huber Heights City Schools schedule (senior center may or may not be included, at the discretion of the station). · Call 237-3602 after 7 a.m. for recorded message (updated when possible) · Check website (Late-Breaking News) after 7 a.m. www.huberseniorcenter.org · Late decisions or changes may be made; continue checking. Delay schedule: · One hour: center opens at 10 a.m. · Two hour: center opens at 11 a.m. USEFUL NUMBERS Adult Protective Services 225-4906 Meals on Wheels 228-3663 Area Agency Aging, PSA 2 341-3000 Senior Resource Connection 223-8246 ComCare 341-3000 Senior Information Service 223-2112 Passport 341-3000 Project Mobility 425-8300 Job Center, Food stamps 225-4148 Senior Questions 223-HELP City Huber Heights 233-1423 Home Safe Home 233-1564 HEAP applications 800-282-0880 Ombudsman 223-4613 Legal Aid Western OH 888-534-1432 ElderCare Locator 800-677-1116 Medicare 800-633-4227 Pro Seniors 800-488-6070 OSHIIP 800-686-1578 Medicaid Hotline 800-324-8680 Veterans Affairs 800-827-1000 Rx for Ohio 877-794-6446 Project Hope- Best Rx 866-923-7879 Community Meals 233-3137 Friend Trips- rides 937-778-3680 volunteer to drive as above |
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Please note addition to schedule: Fri Feb 18 5-6:30 Aldersgate United Methodist Church |
Project One Hope is a community outreach supported by multiple churches in Huber Heights to provide dinner to the community. For the most current information, visit www.fcchh.org or call 236-8029. Nov. 10: First Christian Church (Forge), 6114 Fishburg Rd, 5-6:30, 236-8029 Nov. 17: Sulphur Grove Methodist Church, 7505 Taylorsville Rd, 5-6:30, 236-5970 Nov. 19: Huber Heights Church of God, 6900 Brandt Pike, 5-6:30, 233-3137 Nov. 20: St. Peter Catholic Church, 6161 Chambersburg Rd, 233-1503 12:30-3 pm |
