Centerburg Senior Services, Inc.

Providing service to senior citizens sixty years old or older living in Hilliar, Liberty, Milford Townships

 

119 South Preston Street

Centerburg, OH 43011

Phone and Fax:  (740) 625-5056

Email:  centsen@midohio.twcbc.com

Hours of Operations

Monday – 9:30am-2:00pm

Tuesday – 9:30am – 3:00pm

Wednesday – 9:30 – 2:00pm

Thursday – 9:30 – 3:00pm

Friday – 9:30 – 2:00pm

 

 

 

Volunteer Board of Trustees

Terry Bumpus-President

Christopher Cordle-Vice President

Kathy Clark-Treasurer

Crystal McElhaney-Secretary

Robin Strayer-Director

Jim Wilkinson

Elizabeth Huffman

Roger Crego

Janet Rogers

Agency Programs

 

Hot Meals:

This program is designed to provide one nutritious meal every weekday.  It functions as a means to check on the welfare of the seniors who may not see or speak with another person all day.

 

Transportation:

Centerburg Senior Services has contracts with local drivers to transport seniors in our district to medical and dental appointments, hospital visits, chemotherapy treatments, and therapy sessions.  The contracted drivers travel within Knox County; however they will go as far as Mount Gilead and Ohio State University Hospital.

 

Household:

Centerburg Senior Services contracts with local citizens to provide light house cleaning.  This service is for seniors who have a letter from their doctor verifying the need for help.

 

These services are funded by the Knox County Senior Service Levy.

 

Education & Enrichment

Centerburg Senior Services, Inc. offers several weekly activities. 

Monday – Friday during operating hours there is walking inside in our gym.

Tuesday – from 1:00pm-3:00 pm we offer card games, a variety of puzzles and other games

 

Wednesday – 11:00am – 1:00pm we offer crafts

 

Thursday – 1:00pm-3:00pm BINGO and lunch

 

 

The staff at Centerburg Senior Center is trained

to help fill out taxes through the Ohio Benefit Bank program.

 

 

During the year different educational activities are scheduled for the center.  Some examples are Health Care Clinics, Pharmaceutical companies, WOSU, AAA driving simulation program called “When is it time to hang up the keys”?

 

All of these programs are funded by a grant from the United Way of Knox County, Inc. and community donations.

 

 

 

On-Site Meals/Nutritional Supplements

Every Thursday and Holiday Parties, at the Center, we offer a on- site meal.  The staff at the Center has along with the meal nutritious snacks, donated breads, and nutritional supplements; items may include Ensure and Glucerna when available from Mid – Ohio Foodbank.