A vibrant atmosphere filled the Barriere and District Seniors’ Drop-In Centre as 27 eager individuals gathered for a Lunch And Learn event. The April 17 occasion, featuring April Christensen from Yellowhead Community Services, showcased the invaluable United Way program, Better At Home, tailored to enhance the lives of seniors within the Barriere community.
April Christensen, a representative from Yellowhead Community Services, presented the facets of the Better At Home Program, emphasizing its role in providing essential support for seniors to maintain independence within their homes for longer durations. The informative session resonated with attendees, highlighting the significance of such initiatives in fostering a supportive community environment.
In addition to the enriching presentation, attendees were treated to tasty taco bowls and refreshing beverages, generously provided free of charge.
For further inquiries or assistance regarding the Better At Home Program, interested individuals are encouraged to reach out to April Christensen directly at 778-208-7365.
The success of the event underscored the community’s commitment to supporting its senior population, reaffirming Barriere’s reputation as a caring and inclusive community.
Looking Ahead: Save The Date…Mark your calendars for the next Lunch And Learn event, scheduled for Wednesday, May 17. The next session will feature a presentation on Interior Health Adult Day Services, offering valuable insights into enhancing senior care within our community.
For more information, feel free to reach out to community paramedic Mikael Kjellström at 236-597-0587, or cp.barriere@bcehs.ca