Serving seniors 55+ in Cabot, Calais, East Montpelier, Marshfield, Plainfield, Woodbury and surrounding towns. All ages are welcome, and we encourage Veterans to join us. Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 am-2pm. Visitors to the Center will be screened upon entry, and must wear a mask while visiting. Please call ahead for more information. We continue to deliver Meals On Wheels to participants during these COVID-19 times.
Center Still Closed
Twin Valley Seniors is still closed to the public. We are open for very small Tai Chi classes in-house, plus doing via Zoom Arthritis/Bone Builder classes. We have opened the first Foot Clinic by allowing just 2 people at a time for their appointments in the building. All State & Covid19 guidelines are in place. Jim McQuestin and his helpers were kind enough to finish the last few community members scheduled for tax preparation before the pandemic hit. A big thank you goes to Jim and his helpers who so graciously gave of their time and presence with the pandemic going on.
Twin Valley Seniors is still closed to the public. We are open for very small Tai Chi classes in-house, plus doing via Zoom Arthritis/Bone Builder classes. We have opened the first Foot Clinic by allowing just 2 people at a time for their appointments in the building. All State & Covid19 guidelines are in place. Jim McQuestin and his helpers were kind enough to finish the last few community members scheduled for tax preparation before the pandemic hit. A big thank you goes to Jim and his helpers who so graciously gave of their time and presence with the pandemic going on.
What's Going On At TVSC:
Hunter & Community Breakfast
It is deep regret that we cannot have the Hunter & Community Breakfast during the pandemic. This event is a joy for us to do at TVSC, a chance to visit with the hunters and the community residents. One thing for sure, if all goes well we will certainly be back with a breakfast next November. Good luck hunters!
It is deep regret that we cannot have the Hunter & Community Breakfast during the pandemic. This event is a joy for us to do at TVSC, a chance to visit with the hunters and the community residents. One thing for sure, if all goes well we will certainly be back with a breakfast next November. Good luck hunters!
Veterans’ Day
On another note, it is with great sadness that we cannot hold our annual free Veterans Day dinner at the Center. This is a day that staff, volunteers, and the seniors looked forward to each year. It was our pleasure that we have always been blessed with a full house of wonderful veterans and their guests.
There is no way to THANK our Veterans for everything they sacrificed for our freedom. Our virtual THANK YOU to our service men and women both past and present. Everyone should always re-member that our FREEDOM isn’t guaranteed. It is protected by the men and women in our Armed Services. To each of you who secure our way of life, THANK YOU!
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Thanksgiving
November is a sad month for the staff and volunteers at Twin Valley Senior Center. With not having our Veterans day dinner nor are we able to host our Thanksgiving dinner at the Center. Even with all the challenges 2020 has presented us with there is still so much to thankful for this Thanksgiving. One of the greatest gifts this challenging year is a new perspective just on things we been taking for granted. A new perspective on just how grateful we are for the simplest of things. It has been a crazy ride this year! We at Twin Valley Seniors are so thankful for you and your family. Please know we are thinking of you this Thanksgiving season and wishing you all peace and love. Stay healthy and safe until we can all be together again. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Our Mission:
To facilitate the social, emotional, and physical well-being of independent senior citizens by providing access to community resources and providing services and activities that maintain senior citizens' independence and wellness.
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November Babies 2020
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