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1250 Union Road
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SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
Mary E. JosefiakRecreation Supervisor - Senior CitizensSenior Citizens Center
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The purpose of the Senior Citizen's organization is to promote good fellowship and provide social, recreational, cultural, educational, and other activities, in a friendly and relaxed manner that will best serve all Senior Citizens in the Town of West Seneca.
In cooperation with the Erie County Department of Senior Citizens anyone in Erie County is welcomed at the West Seneca Senior Center and to take part in most of its activities and programs. To become a member at the Center, "West Seneca residents only" stop in at the front office and fill out a short application and pay a $5.00 one time fee. With being a member of the Center you are entitled to purchase a ticket to the annual Christmas Party and vote in the elections.
The Town of West Seneca issues senior citizens identification cards to resident senior citizens age 60 and older. Senior citizens must have the ID card to take part in town senior activities.
Identification cards are free to senior citizens and are issued at the Kiwanis Youth Center, 50 Legion Parkway, West Seneca. ID Cards are issued:
Proof of age will be required. For more information, call 674-6086.
Identification cards are also available through the Council of Senior Citizens Clubs of Buffalo & Erie County. Call 858-8526 for more information.In cooperation with the Erie County Department of Senior Services, the town operates a van to pick up Senior Citizens (who cannot use, or do not have access to any conventional means of transportation) at their home and take them to the doctor, food shopping and other necessary services. The suggested donation for a one-way trip is $2.00, but each person determines what he or she can pay. The van operates five days a week (except holidays) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments must be made 24 hours in advance by calling 858-7433. For information regarding Wheelchair Van Service, please call the Living Center of Western New York at 836-0822.
In cooperation with the Erie County Department of Senior Citizens, the town provides a hot meal for people age 60 or over and their spouses each weekday (except holidays) at 12:30 p.m. at the Center. The new suggested contribution for each meal is $2.50 (price effective 01/01/2009). Please call the Center at 675-9288, Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday 9 a.m. to Noon to make reservations for the following week.
Our Seniors participate in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program in cooperation with the Erie County Department of Senior Services. Currently, the Nutrition Program volunteers and the Monday Morning Sewing Group are R.S.V.P. affiliated. The Sewing Group makes lap robes for veteran's hospital patients and residents of area nursing homes. For more information and/or assignments, call the R.S.V.P. Office at 858-7548.