Drop in and join us as we fold and label each newsletter for monthly mailing to CSC membership.

Drop in to pick up a coupon booklet, while supplies last, for those who are Washtenaw County Residents AND 60 years of age or older. Booklets will also be available at the Chelsea Farmers Market on May 24, 2025.  No income requirement. Coupons can be used on Michigan-grown foods including fruits, vegetables, eggs, cheese, yogurt, meat, poultry, fish and honey.  Foods not mentioned in the above list are not eligible. Non-food items cannot be purchased with Senior Market Bucks. For more information about the program contact Christian Calaguas (734) 593-5281, Christian.Calaguas@trinity-health.org

Hosted by Tom Higgins. Drop in and join Tom for this special monthly series featuring live interviews with CSC members from the past and present. Look back with us and learn more about CSC’s impact. This month’s interview is with Bill O’Reilly.

By appointment, Description: Enjoy a relaxing, seated chair massage by licensed massage therapist Sue Rodgers by appointment only. Fees determined by Sue. To schedule an appointment, call Sue directly (734) 320-1564.

Facilitated by Washtenaw County Commissioners Jason Maciejewski & Shannon Beeman. Drop in and join us here at CSC for this Town Hall conversation and Q&A on the Washtenaw County Older Adults Millage and the commissioners' plans to roll out the funding.

Hosted by Tom Higgins. Drop in and join Tom for this special monthly series featuring live interviews with CSC members from past and present. Look back with us and learn more about CSC’s impact. This month’s interview is Tina Patterson & Kay Heller.

Sponsored by Equality Chelsea & Chelsea Senior Center. Join us to screen “Will & Harper”, a documentary film directed by Josh Greenbaum that chronicles the long-time friendship between actor Will Ferrell and writer Harper Steele, focusing on Steele's gender transition and their subsequent 17-day road trip together. Discussion following the movie co-facilitated by EMU Professor Kate Mehuron, Dept. of History & Philosophy, and Joanna Whaley, worship artist and advocate for the spirituality of LGBTQ+ people. This free event is open to all; popcorn & drinks are provided.

By appointment, Description: Enjoy a relaxing, seated chair massage by licensed massage therapist Sue Rodgers by appointment only. Fees determined by Sue. To schedule an appointment, call Sue directly (734) 320-1564.

Facilitated by Katie Garvey, based on the curriculum developed by Teepa Snow. This introductory, interactive training workshop helps to raise awareness & build knowledge about dementia brain changes. Physiological changes affect a person’s ability to navigate & make sense of the world around them.  Katie will introduce practical skills to respond in more helpful & empathetic ways. It enables one to meet people where they are on the journey. Those who care for a loved one, have a family member or friend who is living with dementia, or someone who works with people experiencing brain changes will find this experience very helpful. Free to attend. Prerequisite is attendance in PAC Workshop 1. To register call or email CSC with your name & phone number.

Facilitated by Katie Garvey, based on the curriculum developed by Teepa Snow. This introductory, interactive training workshop helps to raise awareness & build knowledge about dementia brain changes. Physiological changes affect a person’s ability to navigate & make sense of the world around them.  Katie will introduce practical skills to respond in more helpful & empathetic ways. It enables one to meet people where they are on the journey. Those who care for a loved one, have a family member or friend who is living with dementia, or someone who works with people experiencing brain changes will find this experience very helpful. Free to attend. This is a Prerequisite for PAC Workshop 2 which is March 27, 2:30 p.m. To register call or email CSC with your name & phone number.