The program, also referred to as "The Happy Club," has been a life-saver to many families giving seniors a chance to enhance their social, physical, and cognitive skills while also providing caregivers respite care at a cost-effective price.
The 57-year-old building has a new roof, heating and ventilation system, electrical system, lighting, windows, floors, refurbished cafeteria and reading room and an automated folding partition to section off the enlarged events and meeting room.