All episodes have interesting guests on topics seniors care about. This show is co-produced by the Executive Directors of Prince Edward Community Care and Community Care for South Hastings. Check your local YourTV cable listings for when it will be shown. www.communitycreforseniors.org Back to News
All of us at Community Care were honoured to receive an award at the Inaugural Prince Edward County Business Excellence Awards Celebration held on Thursday, January 28, 2021. We are grateful for this recognition of our work to help seniors live — safely — at home. Back to News
Press Release October 23, 2020 A new way to stay connected Prince Edward Community Care for Seniors has launched its latest fundraising effort with a unique box of 33 handcrafted cards that come in an attractive keepsake box. The local charity provides services for seniors to support the choice to live at home in the community. Community Care has been supporting seniors in The County for over 40 years. Debbie MacDonald Moynes, executive director says “the box of cards comes in two different options, all are carefully crafted, and would be a joy to send and to receive.” “It’s over a $100 value and we’re charging only $35.00/box. People can order a box of 33
“We’ve been working hard to expand our active living programming to reach more people” commented Debbie MacDonald Moynes, Executive Director of Community Care for Seniors. Responding to requests for more fitness classes, the agency has announced the ramping up of offerings to 5 days a week. Virtual classes and socials are now available mornings at 10:30am and afternoons at 2pm with a sprinkling of other events added in at different times. Some of the morning fitness titles include “Pilates”, “Gentle Moves”, “Chair Yoga”, “Natural Movement for Seniors” and “Mildly Spicy Moves!” The afternoon activities and socials include “Social with a Smile”, “Painting for Beginners – Owl in the Wild”, “Leaf Art Linens”, and socials with musical guests and trivia. All
Press ReleaseOctober 2, 2020 Bursting at the seams Volunteers at Community Care’s Thrift Shop at 153 Main Street in Picton report that the store is bursting at the seams. Many people have spent time at home during the pandemic cleaning and sorting their closets, basements and garages. They’ve been donating like never before. “It’s a new experience for everyone involved at the Thrift Shop. People are literally bring truckloads of great things to donate and our volunteers are struggling with handling the volume,” commented Debbie MacDonald Moynes, executive director of Community Care for Seniors. The Thrift Shop team is grateful and everyone feels fortunate that people are so willing to donate their good used items to Community Care’s Thrift Shop.
Senior’s Support from YourTv For an update on services currently being offered by Prince Edward Community care watch this episode of Senior’s Support from YourTV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxuRDmjrKKY Back to News
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