Older Adults
A range of programs and services for older adults living in the Cherryville area, including a drive-thru meal program, transportation, case management, recreation and sit-down dinners.
Call Amanda
For a ride, a friendly visit, or to learn what’s available.
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Cherryville Senior Services
Meals, rides, company and fun, close to home.
Second Saturday of the month
Drive-Thru Senior Meal Program
For older adults 65+ in the Cherryville area. Pick up fresh meals the same day they are made, or frozen meals at a later date. $5.00 per meal, maximum 2 per person. All proceeds go back to the program.
Free
Aging in Motion
Older adults in the Cherryville area can request transportation. Requests are filled based on driver capacity. To request a ride, contact Amanda Derdau at 250-547-0089.
Home visit or social call
Friendly Visiting
Reducing social isolation and loneliness by keeping older adults connected. Volunteers arrange days and times that work for you. Call Amanda to learn more.
Last Monday of the month
Senior Sit Down Dinners
For older adults in Cherryville and Lumby, typically September to May. Enjoy a night with friends, often with games, live music and presenters. Menus and speakers are in our monthly newsletter.
Free
Chair Exercise
Move your body with intention. Classes with a licensed Yoga Instructor run once a week, typically in fall and spring. Call the Resource Center at 250-547-0089 for upcoming classes.
Social Prescribing: your Community Connector
Social Prescribing offers non-medical support that helps older adults identify, set and achieve personal health and wellness goals. A Community Connector finds the right local programs and services, and checks in regularly to make sure you are on track.
We accept referrals from health care professionals, family and friends, community organizations, as well as self-referrals.
Who is eligible
Any older adult 55+ in the Cherryville area who is experiencing or at risk of:
- Frailty
- Social isolation or loneliness
- Barriers to accessing community-based resources
- Frequent trips to the Emergency Department or primary care
- Life-limiting illness (such as congestive heart failure, renal failure, COPD or diabetes), end-of-life or palliative care
Or call us at 250-547-0089