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Gardner Senior Center reports program growth, volunteer hours and expanding services in FY24; seeks continued city support
Summary
Senior Center Director Ellis told the Welfare Subcommittee the center served thousands of unique individuals, reported large volunteer contributions and is expanding health, outreach and Lifeline support; staff seek clarity on fiscal oversight for new Lifeline revenues and ongoing collaboration with city departments.
The Gardner Senior Center reported substantial growth in services and volunteer engagement in an FY24 update presented to the Welfare Subcommittee.
Director Ellis said the center served more than 4,000 unique individuals over the last year and averages 650–700 visits weekly. The center reported approximately 960 volunteers contributing an estimated 16,000 hours of service; Ellis said that the center’s programs — fitness,…
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