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Aging and Youth director outlines Parent Café funding and Sodus expansion; committee approves five transmittals
Summary
Wayne County's Department of Aging and Youth reported Parent Café funding, continued Lunch Club attendance, and plans to expand services when the Sodus site opens. The Committee approved five transmittals related to youth appointments, FACT contract amendment, congregate meals, seasonal hires, and homecare contract extensions (all 4-0).
Aging and Youth Director Amy Haskins reported that the department received funding to run Parent Café programs through local school districts and that Lunch Clubs remain well attended among older residents. She noted there is currently no Lunch Club operating in Ontario but that the department will explore expanding services once the new Sodus site becomes operational.
The Committee presented and approved five transmittals for the department, each recorded as approved 4-0: authorization to appoint members to the Wayne County Youth Board; amendment to the Family and Communities Together (FACT) contract with Newark Central School District for the 2025–2026 school year; agreement with St. John's Sodus for the Sodus congregate meal site; authorization to hire staff for Sodus Point Beach Park lakeside operations for the 2026 season; and extension of contracts with Genesee Region Homecare through April 30, 2026. The minutes record approvals but do not include mover/second names or discussion details beyond the transmittal listings.
