Healthy snacks and waters provided,
plus lots of great giveaways!
Walk 1 Mile and Help a Senior in Need
Join us Friday afternoon, June 17th, for a 1 Mile walk along the Par Course in San Leandro. This walk will raise awareness and funds for Senior Fitness and Fall Prevention Classes in Alameda County.
When: Friday, June 17th, 2016
Where: San Leandro Marina Par Course
1301 Monarch Bay Dr, San Leando
Meet at the Otter Picnic Area!
Time: 2:00—5:00
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This event has been postponed!
We are saddened by the news today of the passing of Dennis Yep, spouse of our Board President and Co-Chair of the Show Your Love Event. With heavy hearts, we have made the decision to put the event on Friday, January 29, 2016 on hold.
We deeply appreciate all the volunteer work and support Mr. Yep gave to Spectrum on many past events. This loss affects all of us. Mr. Yep was dedicated to this event. Our hearts go out to his wife, Heddy and their family.
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Through the Summer and Fall of 2015, Alameda County is conducting an Older Adult Survey that asks older adults about their needs, issues, and concerns. The anonymous Survey will provide important input from the community that will help make Alameda County a better place for older adults to live. The county hopes to reach as many Alameda County residents who are age 55 or older as possible.
Survey results will inform and guide a comprehensive public planning process that will result in Alameda County's new Plan for Older Adults. The effort is a collaboration of Alameda County's Social Services and Health Care Services Agencies, and is guided by a planning committee composed of representatives from community-based services, housing, healthcare, public health, behavioral health, and the senior community.
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