Senior Services for South Sound
Private rate, call to confirm222 Columbia Street NW, Olympia 98501
Olympia/Lacey-based senior services nonprofit since 1973. Runs two senior centers, Meals on Wheels and other nutrition programs, classes, trips, Home Share housing program, and resource navigation in Thurston and Mason counties.
Senior Services for South Sound is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1973 that supports older adults in Thurston and Mason counties. The organization operates the Olympia Senior Center and the Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Center, Meals on Wheels and additional nutrition sites, the Senior Academy lifelong learning courses, trips and tours, the Home Share housing program, pet assistance, and resource navigation. The Olympia headquarters serves south Puget Sound in Washington.
Programs offered
- Adult Day CenterIn-home care
- Brighter Days Adult Day ProgramAdult day services
- Home Delivered MealsMeals
- Home Share (South Sound)Housing assistance
- PALS, Pet Assistance for Low-income SeniorsPet assistance
- Senior CentersIn-home care
- Senior Information & Assistance (I&A)Case management
- Senior Nutrition ProgramMeals
- Senior Transportation ServicesTransportation
- Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA)Health insurance counseling
- Well Check (South Sound)Volunteer support
Services offered
- Senior Academy lifelong learningAdult education
Lifelong learning courses for older adults including art, personal growth, and health classes.
www.southsoundseniors.org/courses - Trips and ToursSenior center
Group day trips and tours offered through the senior centers.
www.southsoundseniors.org/trips/trips-and-tours - Fitness and wellness classesHealth promotion
Zumba, art, cribbage, games, and wellness classes at Olympia and Lacey senior centers.
www.southsoundseniors.org/learn-and-stay-active/overview - Volunteer opportunitiesVolunteer support
Volunteer placement supporting Meals on Wheels, centers, and supportive services.
www.southsoundseniors.org/volunteer
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