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Senior campus in Bullhead City lists programs, meals and support services
Summary
Bullhead City’s senior campus offers exercise classes, arts and crafts, games, support groups, congregate lunches and Meals on Wheels; lunches are served at 11:30 a.m. with a suggested donation noted for eligible seniors.
Kim Kuhl, senior services program manager for Bullhead City, described services and activities available at the senior campus, which she said is aimed at active adults age 50 and over.
Kuhl listed daily activities including exercise classes (Zumba, chair exercise, fall prevention), arts and crafts (beading, crocheting, quilting, painting), and games (bingo, pinochle, poker). She said the campus provides support and resources including veterans benefits meetings, Medicare information sessions, technology tutoring, document preparation assistance, caregiver and bereavement support groups, dementia education and other peer-support programs. The campus runs a congregate lunch Monday through Friday with lunches served at 11:30 a.m. and last seating at noon; suggested donations are $3 for those 60 and older or disabled individuals and $4 for others.
Kuhl also said Meals on Wheels deliveries and a donation-based durable medical equipment shop called Angels Essential are available to area seniors. The senior campus is located at 2275 Train Road, off Highway 95 between Marina Boulevard and Hancock Road, adjacent to City Hall. Kuhl provided a phone number for questions: (928) 763-0193.
