HSRC Thanks Rotary Club of Eureka
…installation of phone ‘panic buttons’ in each of our buildings. The improved security will help ensure our participants and staff have more peace of mind while on our campus. Pictured…
Mary’s Story
…fit for their needs. She can drive over just once a week to pick up five meals. “Going every day would have been too much for me,” she said. As…
Changes to HSRC Senior Nutrition Meal Service Options Starting March 1
…meals. This program serves seniors who rely on others for transportation and are unable to utilize our other senior nutrition options. Our Pop-Up Heritage Café program will still offer weekly…
HSRC Senior Nutrition Schedule Changes
…June 2, weekly meal pick-ups on Fridays from noon to 12:30 p.m. inside Heritage Café. McKinleyville (707-496-7036): Weekly drive-through meal pickup at the McKinleyville Senior Center on Tuesdays from 11:30…
Changes in HSRC Senior Meal Pick-Up Locations Begin January 3
HSRC will open a pop-up meal site for those age 60 or older in McKinleyville in January, in partnership with the McKinleyville Senior Center. The weekly meal distribution, beginning Tuesday,…
MaryLynn’s Story
…home needed a lot of repairs, but its problems were beyond what assistance we could provide. Around this same time, MaryLynn was driving to HSRC to pick up a week’s…
Shelly’s Story
…the value of good nutrition and social interaction together. A donation of just $25 provides a week’s worth of lunch and camaraderie. The most valuable contribution you can make is…
Bob’s Story
…made good friends here.” Bob attends the Adult Day Health center five days a week, taking part in physical therapy, group activities and field trips, and playing pool. And on…
Why Choose Redwood Coast PACE?
…professionals Easily obtain information and help in coordinating your health care Access acute and emergency care when needed – 24 hours a day, seven days a week Get to and…