VOLUNTEER CHRISTMAS PARTY
 

The December 14th party was a great gathering of Elfers volunteers. Over 60 people crowded into the noisy, bustling Annex and the tables were groaning with food. Thank you one and all for your delicious contributions. We feasted well and were entertained first by our old friends Clark and Cindy who played the intro while we were setting out the food. Clark gave the blessing and Bill Aycrigg was there to speak to us. After eating our fill we were treated to a medley of songs from our line dance and singing duo, Sheila and Mike. All agreed that it was a most enjoyable occasion. Thanks are also due to those who helped set up and clean up. Volunteer at Elfers and join us next year!

 


OSTEOARTHRITIS LECTURE

 

The Senior Network (TSN) and CARES Elfers Center is pleased to announce that there will be a lecture on Osteoarthritis of the Knee by Dr. Lon Lynn on January 21, 2009. This is a free 45-minute session that includes a handy instructional guide, promotional materials and informational handouts. Attendees will not be solicited or asked to provide any personal information. You will learn how to effectively manage Osteoarthritis pain, what treatment options are available, what are the benefits of pill-free treatments and where to go for advice/support. There will be a Power/Point presentation covering the signs and symptoms of OA, how it causes knee pain, and the most up-to-date treatment information.

 

 


Helpful Government Website

 

Did you know that you have instant access to more than 1,000 Federal and State administered benefit and assistance programs through www.GovBenefits.gov? Citizens can use the free and confidential questionnaire to help them locate the programs that best fit their needs. It takes just 5-10 minutes to complete and will provide you with a list of programs. Each program is accompanied by a description, eligibility criteria and contact information on how to apply.

 

The website includes information programs for a wide range of categories including employment, education, housing, small business, food/nutrition services, health care programs, disaster assistance, including property damage following a storm, and more. Citizens are encouraged to visit this website regularly, particularly when life events occur that could make you eligible for assistance programs. Visit www.GovBenefits.gov today.

 

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