Staying sharp

Posted 5/24/17

Staying sharp Each year, the Cranston Senior Enrichment Center and the City of Cranston hosts a 90-plus Brunch for seniors age 90 and up. This year, on May 19, approximately 32 people aged 90 or older attended with their guests. Pictured is RSVP

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Staying sharp

Posted Thursday, May 25, 2017 1:50 pm

Each year, the Cranston Senior Enrichment Center and the City of Cranston hosts a 90-plus Brunch for seniors age 90 and up. This year, on May 19, approximately 32 people aged 90 or older attended with their guests. Pictured is RSVP Volunteer Helen Rathbun, 103, who is a volunteer in the Social Services Division, where she helps the Social Services team stay sharp. Helen’s efforts allow the Social Workers facilitate access to healthcare programs to our senior participants at the Cranston Senior Enrichment Center.