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CARL GIPSON SENIOR CENTER
<br />MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
<br />EXHIBIT A
<br />PROGRAM LIST
<br />Year 2021
<br />Virtual and in person programming, if possible, will be vital during this time and at a
<br />minimum VOA will offer these services:
<br />- interactive fitness related activities such as yoga, tai chi, stretching and light strength
<br />training
<br />- social and peer support groups meetings
<br />- "Meet and Greets" with VOA staff and other members
<br />- content around isolation and support
<br />- social service navigation, support, and resources
<br />- referrals to senior programs with government entities
<br />Year 2022 and beyond
<br />VOA will operate similar programming to what has been offered previously at the Center.
<br />Examples of the activities include:
<br />• Culinary — Cooking classes
<br />• Games — Members' bingo, bridge, pinocle, Wii sports, cribbage, mah jong
<br />• Art — drawing, painting, wood carving, ceramics, tole painting
<br />• Music — Recorder players, karaoke
<br />• Dancing — Square dancing, Saturday group dances, clogging, tap, hula
<br />• Fitness — Exercise equipment, stretching and toning, yoga, tai chi, Silver Sneakers,
<br />Zumba
<br />• Technology — Smart phone and computer classes
<br />• Health — Dietary support, foot care, dental hygienist, nurse services, social worker,
<br />mental health specialist, dementia support, Alzheimer groups. In the event that a
<br />hygienist, nurse or other licensed health care worker is used, VOA will verify that
<br />the health care worker is licensed and insured.
<br />• Other —Social groups, creative writing, AARP driving classes, knitting, crocheting,
<br />Project Linus, puzzle table, movies and popcorn, hiking trips, Osher Lifelong Learning
<br />through UW, notary service, lending library, book clubs, AA meetings, advisory
<br />board, Pen Pals
<br />After the City's approval, VOA intends to expand programming to include other individuals
<br />outside of the senior community, though not at the expense of significantly reducing what
<br />the Center has historically offered. Individuals with developmental disabilities and traumatic
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