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Helping older adults in Prince Edward County live well at home, stay active, and remain connected to their community.
WELCH is the word …and it’s worth DOUBLE POINTS for County seniors!

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Thrift Shop

The Thrift Shop offers something for everyone—clothing for the entire family, furniture, small appliances, household items, knick knacks, and more! Operated by Community Care for Seniors, the shop is made possible thanks to the dedication of over 50 incredible volunteers who generously donate their time to keep things running smoothly. Whether you're shopping, donating, or volunteering, you're making a difference. Every purchase and every hour of support helps local seniors live well at home.

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WELCH is the word…and it’s worth DOUBLE POINTS for County seniors!

WELCH is the word …and it’s worth DOUBLE POINTS for County seniors! TRIPLE-WORD SCORE:Welch LLP is matching donations dollar for dollar, up to $5,000, to support the County Seniors’ Centre Capital Campaign. How it works:Every dollar donated between now and February 14 is matched, instantly doubling your impact and helping seniors live well, stay active, and remain connected at home. “Welch LLP is proud to support the County Seniors’ Centre and the Capital Campaign led by Prince Edward County Community Care for Seniors,” says Lesley Knox, Partner, Welch LLP. “It’s inspiring to see Community Care’s vision continue to grow — expanding programs, strengthening connections, and building community for older adults across Prince Edward County.” Winning move:Help build the next chapter of

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Rotary Club of Picton Donates $2,000 to Support the County Seniors’ Centre

Prince Edward Community Care for Seniors is pleased to announce a generous $2,000 donation from the Rotary Club of Picton in support of the County Seniors’ Centre. Rick Jones, past president of the Rotary Club of Picton, presented the cheque to Community Care board member Barinder Gill. “Rotary builds on the power of human connection and shared purpose, working together to create positive change in our community and around the world,” says Jones. “As long-time supporters of Community Care, we are pleased to support the County Seniors’ Centre in its mission to help older adults in Prince Edward County live well at home, stay active, and remain connected to their community.” The Rotary Club of Picton raises funds through community events

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Community Support Services are deeply rooted in local communities

On September 26, Community Care for Seniors met Bay of Quinte MPP Tyler Allsopp to share information on community support services. Older adults are the fastest growing age category in Ontario and currently 35 percent of County residents are over the age of 65—nearly double the provincial average. Services for seniors are critical to the vitality of many of Prince Edward County’s residents. Everyone needs community support services — if not today, then at some point in their lives. From Meals on Wheels and transportation to medical appointments, exercise classes, friendly visiting, and more, community support services are deeply rooted in local communities. In the past year, Prince Edward Community Care delivered over 1,000 active living programs to more than 300

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