Community Organizations
Community Resource File

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Princeton Senior Resource Center at the

 Suzanne Patterson Center

 

ALTERNATE NAME

PSRC

ADDRESS

Suzanne Patterson Center, 45 Stockton Street

Princeton,  NJ   08540

PHONE

609-924-7108 - Office phone, both sites

609-252-2362 - Spruce Circle site

FAX

609-497-1977 - Suzanne Patterson Center

EMAIL

info@princetonsenior.org

INTERNET ADDRESS

http://www.princetonsenior.org

ADMINISTRATOR

Susan Hoskins, LCSW, Executive Director

CONTACT NAME

Susan Hoskins

DESCRIPTION

PSRC is a private, non-profit organization whose mission  is to

empower older adults in the diverse Princeton community to

make informed choices and live healthy lives. PSRC offers

affordable services, programs and opportunities that support,

educate and engage older adults, thekr families and caregivers.

A wide array of classes, seminars and social events is offered

weekdays for physical, social and mental activity and wellness.

Social services provide information and linkage to area sources.

Staff assist individuals and families with life transitions, such as

moving, loss, illness, through consultations, counseling and peer

support.

PROGRAMS

Homefriends:   connects adult volunteers with home-based

older adults who need some assistance to maintain

independence in their own homes, such as shopping, rides,

paperwork or the joy of companionship.

Engaged Retirement Program: explores the many aspects of

the transition into retirement years and examines the ways

that volunteering can replace the functions of work. A one-hour

introductory workshop is available for local employee groups.

LINK:  Connects teen volunteers with home-based older adults

for companionship, light chores.

GrandPals:  Connects older adult volunteers with public

elementary school children to share a love of reading and

learning, and to form intergenerational friendships.

Evergreen Forum:  lifelong learning program for and by

retired/semi-retired adults in 6- to 10-week semesters which

present opportunities for active participation and learning. A

wide range of subjects, including art, science, literature and

history, is offered each semester.


Caregiver Support Center: Offers counseling and consultations,

information and referral services, support groups and a

resource library to those who are caring for older adults near and far.

FOUNDED

1974

SUBJECTS

Senior Citizens

Recreation

Education - Adult

Advocacy

Counseling

LAST UPDATED

4/08

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