"Wrinkles will only go where the smiles have been." - Jimmy Buffet

Senior Resource Centers (SRCs) are community-based facilities providing services and support for older adults. SRCs are typically funded by government agencies, non-profit organizations, or a combination.

The specific services and activities offered by SRCs may vary depending on the needs and interests of the local community. However, some standard services and activities may include:

• Information and referral services: SRCs may provide information and referral services to help older adults access resources and services in the community, such as health care, housing, transportation, and social services.

• Health and wellness programs: SRCs may offer various health and wellness programs, such as exercise classes, health screenings, and educational seminars on topics like nutrition and medication management.

• Social and recreational activities: SRCs may provide opportunities for older adults to socialize and engage in recreational activities, such as arts and crafts, games, and outings to local attractions.

• Volunteer opportunities: SRCs may offer opportunities for older adults to give back to their communities and stay engaged in meaningful activities.

• Caregiver support: SRCs may provide resources and support for caregivers, including education, respite care, and support groups.

Overall, SRCs are designed to support the physical, emotional, and social well-being of older adults and to help them maintain independence and quality of life as they age.