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A state-of-the-art program for individuals
with Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of dementia, the program
is open to persons of all ethnic and religious backgrounds.
Activities include music therapy, baking, exercise, gardening,
and a wide range of community outings. The Program also provides
a respite to the participants' caregivers, and support groups
assist caregivers with the resources and ability to keep their
loved ones at home. For more information, contact Peter Ostrow of JVS at (248)
233-4390 or postrow@jvsdet.org.
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Located at the Jewish Community Center
in West Bloomfield, this unique program provides social
and recreational programs for senior adults with developmental
disabilities and/or chronic mental illness. Clients enjoy
a wide range of activities including arts & crafts,
exercise, swimming, field trips, and cooking. Contact
activities@jvsdet.org.
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The Memory Club teaches memory building techniques to
help seniors just beginning to experience mild memory
problems. Memory Club participants sharpen their memory skills and
maintain their ability to live an active, independent life in
the community. The Memory Club also provides an opportunity to make new
friends and have fun. The Club meets twice a week in
four-hour sessions at JVS in Southfield.
Contact Ronnie Berman at
rberman@jvsdet.org or (248) 233-4247.
This program matches older adults with
volunteer jobs in the non-profit sector. Participants perform
a valuable community service while maintaining a sense of
personal worth. The program provides transportation, special
events, group socialization and advocacy and referral services.
Contact sas@jvsdet.org.
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Senior
Service Corps