CENTRAL COAST ACTIVE ADULTS

Our purpose is to promote the happiness of active adults 50+ so they may enjoy life to the fullest.
We provide fun and interesting activities, opportunities, and information.
We do this while espousing no political, religious, philanthropic, ideological, or social enterprise.

We meet at the Elwin E. Mussell Senior Citizens Center,
510 E. Park Ave., Santa Maria, CA.
From Dancing to Dining, from Fashion Shows to Senior Proms, we have it all.
Hours of operation are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Phone (805) 925-0951 Ext. 2207 or contact us using the form at the bottom this page.

Our website is continually being updated, so come back often.
Discover all our great activities and events by clicking on the navigation menu above,
view the current newsletter below, or contact us for more information at the bottom of this page.

Go to our Senior Resources Page to view more information relating to COVID-19 and scams that target seniors.

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AUGUST MONTHLY MEETING!!!

KNOW SOMEONE NEEDING A FREE RIDE TO GET THEIR VACCINE?
Through their new program, mission::vaccinate, Community Partners in Caring is providing free rides to help those aged 62+ get to their vaccination appointments. People must be able to walk without the assistance of their driver (canes and walkers will be placed in the vehicle during the ride).
Those 18+ years old and considered “at risk” (if mobility is restricted by chronic illness or disability and they lack access to transportation or are unable to drive) may also be eligible for free rides.
After registering for a vaccine appointment, someone needing a ride should call Community Partners in Caring at 805-925-8000 to arrange the free ride. Two-day advance notice is required.
Details: www.partnersincaring.org/missionvaccinate
Request a ride: 805-925-8000
Volunteer: mailto:volunteer@partnersincaring.org
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Go to our Senior Resources Page to view more information relating to COVID-19 and scams that target seniors.