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Bullhead City senior campus outlines activities, congregate lunches and Meals on Wheels services
Summary
Senior services manager Kim Kuhl described daily activities, exercise and arts classes, a congregate lunch program with suggested donations, Meals on Wheels deliveries and a community-donated equipment area called Angels Essential.
Kim Kuhl, senior services program manager for Bullhead City, described the senior campusa community center offering programs for people age 50 and older including exercise classes, arts and crafts, games, technology tutoring, support groups and social events. “The senior campus is a hot spot for active individuals ages 50,” Kuhl said.
Kuhl listed specific programming: Zumba and other exercise classes, beading and painting, bingo and card games, veterans-benefits meetings, Medicare information sessions, caregiver and bereavement support groups, dementia education and a free mini clinic. The campus also runs a congregate lunch program Monday through Friday; lunches are served at 11:30 a.m., the last lunch at noon, with a suggested donation of $3 for people 60 and older or disabled individuals and $4 for others aged under 60.
The senior campus extends services through Meals on Wheels delivering lunches plus a wellness check to homebound seniors. The center also houses the Angels Essential area, where durable medical equipment donated by the community is made available to those who need it.
Kuhl provided the campus address (2275 Train Road, off Highway 95 between Marina Boulevard and Hancock Road, next to City Hall) and a contact number: (928) 763-0193. The video did not announce funding changes or new program approvals; it described ongoing services and how residents can participate or obtain help.
