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Active Aging Center reports steady visits, outlines June programs

Commission on Aging, Lisbon · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Senior Coordinator reported steady monthly visitor and service counts for March–May and outlined May events and a June calendar including a Relax & Renew day, trips, classes and a Veterans' Breakfast.

The Senior Coordinator provided the Commission with monthly service statistics and a program calendar during the June 1 meeting at the Lisbon Active Aging Center.

Reported figures include center visitors for March, April and May (448, 463, 431, respectively); van rides (43, 44, 41); Meals on Wheels deliveries (357 and 394 in the noted months); sandwich-program counts; and attendee lists for special meals and events. The minutes list May programming such as blood-pressure monitoring, a brain-health presentation, a woodturners meeting, a Veterans' Breakfast and a trip to Mystic, with attendance counts where recorded.

The June calendar includes recurring health screenings, a gathering table BBQ lunch, a Relax & Renew day with outdoor planting and meditation, a trip to Willimantic Royal Buffet, a Cozy Makerspace craft session, and a Veterans' Breakfast scheduled on June 26. The coordinator clarified definitions used in the report: Center visitors are logged Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–3 p.m.; van ride accounting follows CT DOT Section 5310 reporting conventions; Meals on Wheels includes hot daily lunches and weekly frozen drops.

No formal votes were taken on programming items; the Commission will reconvene after summer break on routine matters and continue to monitor participation and service needs.