Tulalip Tribes Senior Center
Free7300 Totem Beach Road, Tulalip 98271
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Tulalip Tribes Elder Services with daily breakfast and lunch, basket and cedar weaving, and six annual overnight trips for members 50 and older.
Tulalip Tribes Elder Services operates the senior center at 7300 Totem Beach Road in Tulalip, WA, serving enrolled Tulalip members age 50 and older with congregate breakfast and lunch, activities such as bingo, cedar and basket weaving, craft days, and annual overnight trips. Elder Services also provides benefit assistance, hospital visitation, housing and budgeting support, and elder protection investigations and guardianship through tribal Adult Protective Services. Operates in Snohomish County, Washington under Title VI tribal aging services.
Programs offered
Services offered
- Congregate Breakfast and LunchMeals
Breakfast served 6:30 AM and lunch 11:30 AM daily at the Senior Center.
Daily 6:00 AM to 4:30 PM
www.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov/TribalServices/SeniorCenter - Tulalip Senior Center ActivitiesSenior center
Bingo, cedar and basket weaving (Tuesdays), craft day (Thursdays), and six annual overnight trips with food stipends. Open to enrolled Tulalip members 50 and older.
www.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov/TribalServices/SeniorCenter - Elder Protection Investigations and GuardianshipAdult protection
Investigates abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Acts as guardian and helps families with adult guardianship arrangements.
www.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov/TribalServices/ElderServices - Elder Benefit Assistance and Care CoordinationCase management
Help applying for benefits, hospital visits, housing support, financial budgeting, and liaison with protective payees, tribal departments, and state agencies.
www.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov/TribalServices/ElderServices
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