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Bullhead City senior campus outlines activities, Meals on Wheels and support services
Summary
The city's senior services program manager described daily activities, support groups, Meals on Wheels deliveries and a suggested donation for congregate lunch; the segment included contact details and the center's address.
Kim Kuhl, senior services program manager for Bullhead City, described offerings at the senior campus for adults age 50 and older: exercise classes (Zumba and fall-prevention), crafts and creative classes, games, technology tutoring, veterans and Medicare assistance, support groups, and a free monthly mini-clinic.
Kuhl said lunches are served at 11:30 a.m. with a suggested donation of $3 for residents aged 60 and older or disabled individuals and $4 for others aged 60 (segment phrasing included the suggested donation amounts). The senior campus coordinates the Meals on Wheels program delivering lunches and wellness checks to homebound seniors and houses the Angels Essential Area for donated durable medical equipment. Kuhl gave the campus location (2275 Train Road, off Highway 95 between Marina Boulevard and Hancock Road, next to City Hall) and a contact phone number: (928) 763-0193.
The program invited residents to visit the campus and sign up for activities and support programs; no new funding or legislative actions were announced in this segment.
