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| 245 N. Ninth Street | Salina, KS 67401 | Phone 785-827-9818 |
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About the Salina Senior Center
The Salina Senior Center, housed in an historic limestone building that once was the
Saline County courthouse, is a hub of wide-ranging activities for mature adults — and
youngsters, too. The center’s goal is to keep people active and engaged.
On a given day, you might find people singing, sewing, attending classes, playing games, painting, exercising,
learning a new skill, attending a meeting, enjoying a meal prepared in our own kitchen, listening to a concert or
simply socializing over a cup of coffee.
Behind the scenes, the Senior Center is the base of operations for many community-enriching ventures. The
Meals on Wheels program is based here, for example, as is our growing Salina Healthy Lifestyles project. The
center also is home to our parent organization, the Saline County Commission on Aging. Senior News, a
newsletter published on weekdays, chronicles the news and activities of the center.
The center is funded through a combination of program fees, a Saline County property tax levy, and private
contributions.
Click Here for hours, location and contact information.
Click Here to find our information in the Salina Journal's current 2nd Sixty edition
Click Here for back issues of 2nd Sixty
The Salina Senior Center, housed in an historic limestone building that once was the
Saline County courthouse, is a hub of wide-ranging activities for mature adults — and
youngsters, too. The center’s goal is to keep people active and engaged.
On a given day, you might find people singing, sewing, attending classes, playing games, painting, exercising,
learning a new skill, attending a meeting, enjoying a meal prepared in our own kitchen, listening to a concert or
simply socializing over a cup of coffee.
Behind the scenes, the Senior Center is the base of operations for many community-enriching ventures. The
Meals on Wheels program is based here, for example, as is our growing Salina Healthy Lifestyles project. The
center also is home to our parent organization, the Saline County Commission on Aging. Senior News, a
newsletter published on weekdays, chronicles the news and activities of the center.
The center is funded through a combination of program fees, a Saline County property tax levy, and private
contributions.
Click Here for hours, location and contact information.
Click Here to find our information in the Salina Journal's current 2nd Sixty edition
Click Here for back issues of 2nd Sixty
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