Our Mission

Our mission is to deliver essential resources and services to seniors 65 years of age and older, living within a six-mile radius of the MGM Hotel in District 8—efficiently, professionally, and with the utmost courtesy.

We recognize the residents of District 8 as our valued clients, and their needs and concerns are our top priority.

Our team is dedicated to continuously improving the quality and effectiveness of the support we provide, ensuring that every interaction reflects our commitment to excellence, compassion, and community care.

Our mission is to improve the lives of seniors!
The District 8 Community Care Center
is here to help by focusing on three pillars we believe are

essential in providing financial support to seniors 65+.

Pillar I- Social Services

The Senior Support Fund will focus on providing financial assistance for essential needs, enabling seniors to remain in their homes, maintain stability of other social economic factors. The program will assist with:

Mortgage, rental, property tax, and utilities assistance for seniors facing financial hardships.

Transportation services for seniors, ensuring they have reliable access to medical appointments, social

events, and community programs.

Other essential services: This includes a range of flexible support options for seniors, such as assistance

with home maintenance, accessibility modifications, or activities of daily living (“ADLs”)—whatever is

needed to improve their quality of life.

Pillar II – Education

Education plays a crucial role in empowering seniors to live independently, safely, and confidently. The program will offer a series of workshops and services on topics highly relevant to their lives. These include:

Estate planning workshops that help seniors protect their assets and ensure their

wishes are properly documented.

Technology training to help seniors stay connected with family, friends, and

essential community services in the digital age.

Fraud prevention and scam avoidance, educating seniors on how to protect

themselves from financial exploitation and scams.

Health and wellness workshops, offering information on preventive care,

managing chronic conditions, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices.

Financial literacy workshops, equipping seniors with the tools to manage their

finances, understand credit, and avoid financial pitfalls.

Pillar III - Recreation

Recreation is essential in keeping seniors active, engaged, and connected to the community. The program will offer a

wide range of recreational activities that promote physical, mental, and social well-being, such as:

Social enrichment activities, including bingo, pickleball, and casino trips,

provide fun, companionship, and opportunities for seniors to connect with their

peers.

Organized events, such as local festivals, concerts, and community celebrations,

ensuring that seniors remain active participants in county life.

Fitness and wellness programs in collaboration with local health and fitness

centers encourage seniors to stay physically active and healthy.

Transportation for recreational events, ensuring that seniors can attend these

activities without the burden of arranging logistics themselves.

"Community Care Center is a lifeline for our seniors. In a community where access and equity matter, they show up with compassion, consistency, and care—making sure our elders are never left behind."