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Bullhead City senior campus outlines classes, Meals on Wheels and support services
Summary
Senior services manager described the Bullhead City senior campus offerings, including exercise and creative classes, congregate lunches with suggested donations, Meals on Wheels and an on-site area for donated durable medical equipment.
Kim Kuhl, senior services program manager for Bullhead City, described services at the city's senior campus aimed at people aged 50 and older, including exercise classes, creative workshops, support groups and meal programs.
Kuhl detailed daily programming such as Zumba, "aging backwards" classes, arthritis exercises, fall-prevention classes, beading, knitting, painting and monthly social events. She said the campus offers technology tutoring, veterans-benefits meetings, caregiver support and dementia education, and hosts support groups for cancer survivors and amputees.
The video described congregate lunches Monday through Friday; lunches are served at 11:30 a.m. with the last lunch at noon and a suggested donation of $3 for people aged 60 and above or disabled individuals and $4 for others. Kuhl also described the Meals on Wheels program that delivers lunches and wellness checks to homebound seniors and an "Angels Essential" area where community-donated durable medical equipment is available to borrow or shop.
Kuhl gave a local phone number for questions and provided the center's address: 2275 Train Road in Bullhead City, off Highway 95 between Marina Boulevard and Hancock Road, next to City Hall. The video presented the campus as an active hub for seniors rather than announcing any new policy changes or funding shifts.
