Rob Holmes
Committee Chair
Questions?
Contact Rob at
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Mission Statement:
Promote aging successfully in Scripps Ranch through education, advocacy, and strategic partnerships with other organizations.
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Be sure to log on to our website for details and upcoming events!
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Oasis
is a unique educational program for adults 50+ who want to continue to learn and be productive. Membership is free and open to anyone 50 or older. Members receive a catalog of opportunities three times a year.
Brandon Harding, Oasis Program Manager, will describe the broad range of educational classes - from the arts and humanities to wellness, fitness and travel. See how you can pursue an old or new interest, learn how you can stay healthy and active, and make new friends.
NOTE:
If you can come early and help set-up chairs, or stay late to help put things away,
send an e-mail to
SRCA50plus@scrippsranch.org
and let us know. We appreciate the help!
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All Second Friday lectures are
FREE and open to the public,
no prior registration required.
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Aging Successfully in Scripps Ranch Lecture: The Latest In Alzheimer's Research
Friday, April 21st -- 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
This is part of the continuing series of
free classes and workshops held in Scripps Ranch for those with memory loss concerns, families, caregivers and the community. The classes are taught by the expert team from
Alzheimer's, San Diego.
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Senior Living Tours:
St Paul's Homes, Banker's Hill
Friday, April 28, 2017 - 10:45 am
Reservations are required
. To request a reservation , send an e-mail to
Over the past 55 years,
St. Paul's Senior Services
, a full-service, nonprofit retirement community has provided homes and care to generations of San Diego's seniors. With the changing needs of today's older adults, their services have expanded to bring innovative choices to those seeking resources for active retirement living, personal care, memory support and medical oversight.
St. Paul's provides affordable, innovative and comprehensive programs in a non-denominational environment with great value placed on optimal independence at all stages of life.
For this tour, we will focus on St. Paul's Manor, a premier San Diego independent living community. The community is comprised of two buildings (the Manor and Tower) and the pricing starts at about $1400 per month (single occupancy).
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SAVE THE DATE:
SRCA Community Meet & Greet
Saturday, May 20, 2017 - Time: TBD
Plan to attend this exciting new event in Scripps Ranch: SRCA Community Meet and Greet. Everyone will have the chance to meet the adult-oriented non-profits in Scripps Ranch, plus have fun with live music, food, opportunity drawings and socializing.
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RESOURCES:
San Diego County Aging & Independence Services helps family members and others who provide care for a loved one. If you regularly help an older relative maintain his or her quality of life, you are a caregiver and the Family Caregiver Support Program can help you. The caregiver, rather than the care receiver, is the client in the Caregiver Support Program.
Who is served:
Adult family caregivers of individuals, age 60 and older, in San Diego County and Grandparent caregivers of minors, if the minor is a relative of the caregiver, and resides with the caregiver, in San Diego County.
Services provided include: (
There are no charges for most services )
- Assistance to caregivers through contracted providers
- Comprehensive assessment and Care management
- Professionally administered support groups and counseling
- Caregiver skills training and Respite care
- Legal services
- Minor Home Modification (grab bars, safety checks, etc.)
- Grandparent caregiver support
For more information or to apply for services, phone 800-510-2020 (within San Diego County) or 800-339-4661 (outside the County).
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On-Going Class:
Technology for Older Adults
Every Monday -
3:30 pm
No RSVP or pre-registration required -
just show up!
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Pickleball:
Sponsored by Scripps Ranch Pickleball Club.
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Please Note:
Scripps Ranch 50 Plus coordinates events and activities in order to respond to the needs of the community and provide opportunities for Scripps Ranch Residents to explore. In all cases, neither Scripps Ranch 50 Plus or the SRCA is promoting or endorsing any specific entity, product or service.
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