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- ¼ c. dried cranberries
- ½ tsp. salt
- .13 tsp. salt
- 1 c. couscous
- .13 tsp. ground cinnamon
- 1 bag baby beet greens or baby spinach
- ⅓ c. sweet orange marmalade
- 3 tbsp. fresh lemon juice
- 3 tbsp. soy sauce
- 1½ tsp. cornstarch
- 2 tsp. vegetable oil
- 1 lb. chicken tenders
- In 2-quart saucepan, heat cranberries, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1 1/3 cups water to boiling over high heat. Stir in couscous and cinnamon. Cover saucepan; remove from heat and let stand 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, prepare beet greens in microwave oven as label directs.
- In cup, stir together marmalade, lemon juice, soy sauce, and cornstarch.
- In 10-inch skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat until very hot but not smoking. Add chicken and sprinkle with remaining 1/8 teaspoon salt. Cook chicken 4 to 5 minutes or just until chicken loses its pink color throughout, turning once. Stir marmalade mixture and add to skillet, turning chicken to coat on all sides with marmalade mixture; heat to boiling.
- Fluff couscous with fork and serve with beet greens and chicken.
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The Central Kentucky Artist of the Year Reception will be June 6, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Brown-Pusey House, 128 N. Main St., Elizabethtown. The Artist of the Year honor is given annually to the artist who attains the highest number of points by competing in monthly art competitions. The winning artist is then awarded an opportunity to have a show to display their works.
At the May 17th meeting of the Central Kentucky Art Guild, two artists were voted as Artist of the Month. They will share the honor and their paintings will be hung at the Cobbler Café in Elizabethtown. They are: Marilyn Matthews for her painting "Little Spring Things" and Carl McKinley for his painting "Puffy Love". Congratulations to Marilyn and Carl. The next meeting of the CKAG will be at 6:30 p.m., July 21 at the Nolin RECC building on Ring Road. Visitors are always welcome.
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Abuse comes in many forms and can happen at any age. From silent mistreatment to exploitation to violent unthinkable acts, abuse happens to the very young and to the very old — the individuals who feel the most pain and do not have the voice to speak of the abuse — the most vulnerable.
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2013 Senior Resource Guide, The Gazette Special Publications, Prince George's County, Maryland
1911840 2 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR CONTENTS 2013-2014 PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY Activities................................................................... Adult Day Care Centers................................................. Continuing Education.................................................... Elder Abuse............................................................... Emergency Response Systems......................................... Employment............................................................... Financial Assistance..................................................... General Information...................................................... Health...................................................................... Home Care Services..................................................... Hospice and Palliative Care............................................ 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Bowie Senior Center 14900 Health Center Drive, Bowie, MD 20716 301-809-2300 • TTY 301-446-3402 Brandywine Area Senior Center Gwynn Park Middle School 8000 Dyson Road, Brandywine, MD 20613 301-782-7576 • TTY 301-446-3402 Camp Springs Senior Activity Center 6420 Allentown Road, Camp Springs, MD 20748 301-449-0490 • TTY 301-446-3402 Evelyn Cole Senior Activity Center 5720 Addison Road, Seat Pleasant, MD 20743 301-386-5525 • TTY 301-446-3402 Greenbelt Senior Center 15 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 (301) 397-2208 • TTY 301-446-3402 Gwendolyn Britt Senior Activity Center 4009 Wallace Road, North Brentwood, MD 20772 (301) 699-1238 • TTY 301-446-3402 John E. Howard Senior Activity Center 4400 Shell St., Capitol Heights, MD 20743 301-735-2400 • TTY 301-446-3402 Langley Park Senior Activity Center Helping Hands Adult Day Care Lancaster Bible College Laurel-Beltsville Senior Activity Center Helping Hands Adult Day Care Riverdale Park (301) 985-7000 1500 Merrimac Drive, Hyattsville, MD 20783 301-408-4343 • TTY 301-446-3402 7120 Contee Road, Laurel, MD 20707 301-206-3350 • TTY 301-446-3402 ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS Adult day care is a planned program of activities designed to promote well-being though social and health related services. Adult day care centers operate during daytime hours, Monday through Friday, providing a safe, supportive, cheerful environment. Nutritious meals that accommodate special diets are typically included, along with an afternoon snack. Adult day care centers can be public or private, nonprofit or for-profit. The intent of an adult day center is primarily twofold: • To provide older adults an opportunity to get out of the house and receive both mental and social stimulation • To give caregivers a much-needed break to attend to personal needs, or to simply rest and relax Adult day care centers are licensed, monitored group facilities that provide various services, including medication management, various types of therapies and meals. Crescent Ridge Adult Day Care 7121 Old Alexandria Ferry Road, Clinton, MD 20735 (301) 856-5553 • Medical Day Care University of Maryland University College 4409 East West Hwy., Riverdale, MD 20737 (301) 277-3337 • Medical Day Care Strayer University Prince George's Campus (Suitland) Joseph A. Gilmore Senior Adult Day Care Center TESST College of Technology (Beltsville) 608 Largo Road, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 (301) 808-1513 • Medical Day Care Success is Yours 15 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 (301) 534-3153 • Medical Day Care We Care Adult Services, Inc. 1717 Largo Road, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 (301) 925-1515 • Medical Day Care CONTINUING EDUCATION Prince George's Community College Senior Program (SAGE) (301) 322-0787 Prince George's Community College Largo (301) 336-6000 Prince George's Community College Hyattsville (301) 277-5934 7001 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20745 (301) 567-1885 • Medical Day Care (301) 405-1000 Golden Age Adult Day Care Center of Bowie, Inc. Bowie State University 3112 Belair Drive, Bowie, MD (301) 262-3900 • Medical Day Care (301) 552-1400 University of Maryland College Park Campus (301) 860-4000 4 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR (301) 423-3600 (301) 937-8448 ELDER ABUSE There are several types of abuse of older people that are universally recognized. They include physical, psychological, financial, sexual, neglect, rights abuse and self-neglect. Through various agencies, Prince George's County provides resources and information to help stop and prevent elder abuse. Prince George's County Department of Family Services, Administration on Aging Elder Abuse Outreach (301) 265-8454 Department of Family Services Administration on Aging Ombudsman Program (nursing home & assisted living facility) (301) 265-8450 Crisis Response (301) 927-4500 Prince George's County Sheriff's Department Cell Phone Program (240) 286-3299 EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS Push Button Emergency Help (301) 216-2112 ADT Security Services, Inc. (800) 568-1216 Alert One Prince George's County Job Hotline MedBank Catholic Charities Maryland Unemployment Insurance Claimant Information Service 1-800-772-1213 Social Security Administration Community Ministries of Prince George's County Utility/Rental Assistance Community Support Systems (301) 883-6200 (301) 313-8000 Maryland State Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Prince George's County (410) 230-6001 (570) 321-5433 Automated Security Alert, Inc. (800) 338-7114 Wider Opportunities for Women (202) 464-1596 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Lifeline 1-800-797-4191 Life Alert 1-800- 370-7635 UCAP (301) 372-1491 211 Maryland 1-800-492-0618 Help By Phone (301) 699-9009 Eviction Prevention (301) 909-6362 Medicaid Home & Community Based Services Waiver for Older Adults Salvation Army Maryland State Department of Human Resources Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP) Medical Assistance Program (Medicaid) Bethel House American Red Cross Maryland Workforce Exchange (301) 856-9606 (301) 883-6350 The Prince George's County Department of Social Services' Office of Home Energy Programs helps Prince George's County's families pay their utility bills, minimizes heating crises, and makes energy costs more affordable. Contact the Prince George's County Department of Social Services, Energy Assistance Program at (301) 909-6300. Health Care (301) 265-8450 Senior Training and Employment Program (STEP) (301) 499-2319 (United Community Against Poverty) 301-322-5700 EMPLOYMENT (301) 618-8425 (Prince George's County One Stop Career Center) (202) 772-4300 1-877-435-7755 Medicare Social Security Administration (301) 277-6103 (301) 372-1700 Mission of Love 1-800-352-1446 (301) 559-8500 Washington Area Fuel Fund 1-800-772-1213 (301) 333-4440 (301) 277-6103 Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) Volunteers of America Hyattsville Laurel Advocacy Kaiser BRIDGE Program Capitol Heights (301) 265-8450 (301) 856-9427 (301) 699-2800 (301) 776-0442 (301) 336-0626 Are You Looking for us? Dedicated to exceeding your expectations... ...Always! Serving since 1996, Always Best Care has helped families with non-medical in-home care and assisted living referral services Always Best Care of Prince George's County South provides companion services, Including transportation, non-medical inhome personal care, and personalized assisted living and independent living finder and referral services. Seniors4Seniors Counseling provides services unique to older adults to address such issues as: • Later Life Depression • Loss of Loved Ones • Economic Strains • Relationship/Family Issues • Unexpected Life Events • Loneliness and Isolation • Adjusting to Retirement • A Variety of other Senior Issues • Spiritual Coaching • Nutritional Counseling Seniors4Seniors is aware that a "listening ear" by an experienced mental health professional of similar age is often preferred by older adults. We offer individual, family, marital and group counseling. For those presented with travel difficulty, on site private sessions may be considered. Group presentations and workshops are also available. The first session/consultation is free! 1869496 We are located at 3327 Superior Lane Suite #206, Bowie, Maryland 20715 Call 301-408-9563 for an appointment For more information check our web site at www.seniors4seniorscounseling.com • Home Care • Assisted Living Referral • Alzheimer's/Dementia • Veterans Assistance No charge for an initial care consultation, or for our assisted living referral services. For a free care consultation, contact us at (301) 358-2114 or email firstname.lastname@example.com www.ABC-PrinceGeorgesSouth.com ALWAYS BEST CARE SENIOR SERVICES ® 9701 Apollo Drive, Suite #301 Largo, MD 20774 1911553 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 5 FOOD Bethel House (301) 372-1700 Bowie Community Pantry (301) 262-6765 Top Banana Home Delivery (301) 372-3663 The Jericho City of Praise Church (301) 333-0500 Counting All Children (301) 499-2319 Food Stamps, Department of Social Services (301) 209-5000 UCAP (301) 322-5700 HOUSING Emergency housing is provided through the Homeless Hotline. The hotline offers emergency referrals 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for people experiencing homelessness. Individuals and families in need of emergency shelter may call the hotline directly at (888) 731-0999 or (301) 854-7140. Department of Housing and Community Development STOCKBYTE/BRAND X PICTURES Family Crisis Center of Prince George's County 9400 Peppercorn Place, Largo, MD 20774 (301) 883–HOME (4663) (301) 731-1203 Department of Housing and Community Development Home Ownership Center 1-888-731-0999 or (301) 864-7140 (301) 883–5501 or (301) 883-5503 Department of Housing and Community Development Foreclosure Prevention (301) 883–HOME (4663) Department of Housing and Community Development Home Rehabilitation Program (301) 883-5570 Department of Housing and Community Development Home Weatherization Assistance Program (301) 883-5570 Department of Social Services, Eviction Prevention Program (301) 909-6330 Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Accessible Homes for Seniors Program (866) 602-0064 Maryland Homeowners Preserving Equity (HOPE) Hotline - Foreclosure Avoidance Counseling Program (877) 462-7555 Community Ministries of Prince George's County (301) 499-2319 Family Emergency Shelter GENERAL INFORMATION AND REFERRALS AARP Red Cross 1-866-438-4636 Register of Wills (202) 434-2277 (301) 952-3250 Animal Control State Department of Aging (301) 883-6009 1-800-243-3425 Office of Community Relations Veteran's Administration (301) 776-0442 (301) 952-4729 (Trash, street lights, etc.) (202) 273-7453 1-800- 827-4000 Prince George's County Department of Social Services Emergency Services Unit Elder Care Locator Services Vital Statistics 1-800-677-1116 (410) 764-3038 (main number) Homelessness Prevention (301) 430-8020 Board of Elections Environmental Resources Help By Phone (301) 699-9009 Laurel Advocacy (301) 209-5000 Homelessness prevention is a program that helps residents avoid eviction or foreclosure. You may be eligible to receive financial help to pay your rent or mortgage when faced with a one-time crisis. Contact the Prince George's County Department of Social Services at (301) 909-9362. Homelessness Prevention Program (301) 909-6362 Shelter Hotline 1-888-731-0999 Victory House (301) 341-4995 Virtuous Enterprises, Inc. (301) 203-4888 Winter Haven (301) 776-0442 Department of Family Services (301) 265-8400 Department of Social Services (301) 909-6000 Literacy (301) 699-9770 MVA Largo, MD 1-800-950-1682 Prince George's County Information (301) 350-9700 Police - Non Emergency (301) 352-1200 Prince George's County Health Department (301) 883-7879 Prince George's County Human Relations Commission (301) 883-6170 6 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR Bulky Trash (301) 952-7600 Leaf Collection 311 or (301) 952-7630 Empty homes/grass issues (301) 883-5810 Public Works General (301) 499-8520 Trash Removal (301) 499-8520 Downed Trees (301) 499-8520 Drainage Issues (301) 883-5600 or 5832 HEALTH Prince George's County Health Department (301) 856-9600 Division of Adult and Geriatric Adult Health Program (301) 883-3526 Office of Health Care Quality (410) 402-8217 Cancer American Cancer Society (301) 933-9350 Mt. Ephraim Baptist Church 610 Largo Road, Upper Marlboro, MD (301) 808-1584 Arthritis Arthritis Foundation Metropolitan Washington Chapter (202) 537-6800 Blind and Vision Impaired Industries Columbia Lighthouse (240) 737-5100 Blind Industries and Services of Maryland Cancer Care (410) 737-2600 Maryland Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Division of Rehabilitation Services, Prince George's County 1-(800) 813-4673 (443) 471-1600 ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer 1-888-245-9455 Prince George's County Health Department Division of Adult and Geriatric Health Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (301) 883-3525 Prostate Cancer Support (301) 877-5700 • (301) 499-5567 Colorectal Cancer Program (301) 883-3524 Prince George's County Health Department Center for Healthy Lifestyle Initiatives (CHLI) (301) 883-3153 Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia Alzheimer's Association (301) 434-1123 Alzheimer's Association of Greater Washington 1 (800) 272-3900 Alzheimer's Support Groups Bowie Senior Center 14900 Health Center Drive, Bowie, MD (301) 809-2300 Southern Maryland Hospital Center 7503 Surratts Road, Clinton, MD (301) 868-8000 Residents on Greenbelt 9885 Greenbelt Road, Lanham, MD 20706 (301) 486-1590 Saint Mary of the Mills Church (301) 306-3600 Cardiovascular Diseases American Heart Association, Prince George's County Division (800) 242-8721 American Red Cross 1 (866) 438-4636 Dimensions Healthcare System Laurel Regional Hospital Rehabilitation Sharing Group (301) 497-7901 (for individuals who have had a stroke or other neurological conditions) Mended Heart, Inc. (202) 544-8177 (for individuals planning to have or who have undergone heart surgery) National Institutes of Health National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Health Information Center (301) 592-8573 Prince George's County Health Department Division of Adult and Geriatric Health Adult Health Program (301) 883-3526 Prince George's County Health Department Center for Health Lifestyle Initiatives (CHLI) (301) 883-3153 CLIP AND MAIL University of Maryland Statewide Health Network (UMSHN) Hypertension and Stroke Education Initiatives and Studies (410) 706-1742 Diabetes American Diabetes Association 114 St. Mary's Place, Laurel, MD (301) 725-3080 (800) 342-2383 Crescent Ridge Adult Day Center Diabetes Self-Management Education Program at MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center 7001 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon Hill, MD (301) 567-1885 ! (301) 877-5560 1911011 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 7 Prince George's County Health Department Division of Adult and Geriatric Health Adult Health Program National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Prince George's County (301) 429-0970 (301) 883-3526 Project Home (301) 909-2044 Prince George's County Health Department Center for Healthy Lifestyle Initiatives (CHLI) Medical Society (301) 883-3153 (physician referral) (301) 386-5669 Deaf and Hearing Impaired Maryland Medical Assistance and Beneficiary Services Alexander Graham Bell Foundation (202) 337-5220 (880) 492-5231 Family Service Foundation (301) 459-2121 HOME CARE SERVICES Easter Seals Home and Community Services Home care services are available to seniors who may need assistance with activities of daily living. These services include assistance with light chores, bathing, dressing, shopping and laundry. Many of these services are income and asset based and may accept Medicare/Medicaid. 1 (800) 886-3771 Gallaudet University (202) 651-5000 Office of Public Relations Products and Training (202) 651-5340 Adult Evaluation and Review Services Maryland Relay (301) 856-4730 (800) 735- 2259 (TTY) • (800) 201-7165 (Voice) (800) 877-1264 (Spanish) Department of Family Services Older Adult Medicaid Waiver Program National Association of the Deaf (301) 265-8450 (301) 587-1788 • TTY/TDD (301) 587-1789 Senior Care Program Hearing Loss Association of America (301) 856-4730 (301) 657-2248 • TTY/TDD (301) 657-2249 Department of Social Services In Home Aide Services Telecommunications for the Deaf (301) 589-3786 • TTY/TDD (301) 589-3006 (301) 909-2228 The Metropolitan Washington Ear, Inc. STOCKBYTE/THINKSTOCK (301) 681-6636 Dental Howard University Dental (202) 806-0440 University of Maryland School of Dentistry Hospitals - Medical Centers Doctors Community Hospital (301) 552-8118 George Washington University Hospital (410) 706-7104 (202) 715-4000 Greater Baden Health Services Georgetown University Hospital (301) 888-2233 (202) 444-2000 Health Clinics United Medical Center Rachael H. Pemberton Senior Heath Center (202) 574-6000 MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center (301) 868-8000 Home Health Clinton - (301) 856-3192 Leonardtown - (301) 475-5016 Washington DC VA Medical Center (202) 745-8000 Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (301) 295-4611 Washington Adventist Hospital 3601 Taylor St., Brentwood, MD 20722 (301) 927-4987 Holy Cross Hospital (301) 891-7600 Dyer Health Center Howard University Hospital (202) 877-7000 (301) 292-7000 Greater Baden Health Services Dimensions Healthcare System Laurel Regional Hospital 9314 Piscataway Road, Clinton, MD (301) 856-9490 7450 Albert Road, Brandywine, MD 20613 (301) 888-2233 Walker Mill Health Clinic 1458 Addison Road South Capitol Heights, MD (301) 324-1500 Bowie Health Center 15001 Health Center Drive, Bowie, MD 20716 (301) 262-5511 (301) 754-7000 (202) 865-6100 (301) 725-4300 Dimensions Healthcare System Prince George's Hospital Center (301) 618-2000 Providence Hospital (202) 269-7000 Sibley Memorial Hospital (202) 537-4000 Washington Hospital Center Fort Washington Medical Center Mental Health Department of Family Services Mental Health and Disabilities Administration (301) 265-8400 Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (410) 767-6491 Mental Health Association of Prince George's County (301) 699-2737 8 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR Department of Social Services CHORE Services (301) 909-2228 Department of Social Services Respite Program (301) 909-2090 Department of Family Services Family Caregiver Support Program (301) 265-8450 In-home Health Care Agencies *For a statewide listing of home health care agencies, call the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and Office of Health Care Quality at (410) 402-8217 or 1-877-402-8220. The Home Heath Hotline is 1-800-492-6005. HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE Hospice provides expert, compassionate, endof-life care and assistance for the terminally ill and their families. Capital Hospice 9200 Basil Court, Suite 200, Largo, MD 20774 (800) 869-2136 • (301) 883-0866 Office Heartland Hospice 12304 Baltimore Ave., Beltsville, MD 20705 240-264-1692 1869537 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 9 Hospice of the Chesapeake Collington Episcopal Life Care Community, Inc. Bowie Commons Maryland Community Hospice Department of Housing and Community Development Cheval Court 9500 Arena Drive, Suite 250, Largo, MD (240) 487-1066 (301) 560-6000 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization 3909 New Haven Court, Bowie, MD 20716 (301) 249-2575 2611 Luana Drive, Forestville, MD 20747 (301) 736-0685 (301) 883-5501 Subsidized Government Owned Housing Chillum Oaks (410) 594-2600 The Housing Authority of Prince George's County Emerson House (301) 883-5501 5999 Emerson St., Bladensburg, MD 20710 (301) 779-6196 HOUSING Cottage City Towers Ft. Washington Adventist Apartments Active Living Communities Marlborough Towne 1849 Tanow Place, District Heights, MD 20747 11316 Fort Washington Road Ft. Washington, MD 20745 (301) 203-7726 100 Cameron Grove Blvd. Upper Marlboro, MD (301) 249-3900 Owens Road Friendship Arms Central Park at Victoria Falls Sargent & Chillum Road, Chillum, MD 20782 Gateway Village Prince George's County Low Income Subsidy Housing Largo Landing Fellowship House 1-800-658-8898 Visiting Nurses Association Advanced Illness Program Cameron Grove Adult Resort 13701 Belle Chasse Blvd. Laurel, MD (410) 813-0090 Continuing Care Communities Riderwood Village PHOTODISC/THINKSTOCK 10450 Lottsford Road, Mitchellville, MD 20721 301-925-9610 3140 Gracefield Road, Silver Spring, MD 301-850-1536 4142 Bunker Hill Road, Cottage City, MD 20772 1100 Owens Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20745 Rollingcrest Village (Rent is approximately 30 percent of income) Avondale Manor 4915 Eastern Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20782 (301) 853-7787 6305 Riggs Road, Hyattsville, MD 20783 (301) 853-2755 5805 42nd Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20781 (301) 779-6566 505 Suffolk Ave., Capitol Heights, MD 20743 (301) 336-0141 1077 Largo Road, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 (301) 249-2100 Manor Apartments 4907 Eastern Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20782 (301) 853-2900 Emergency Services at Bowie Health Center Emergency medical services for adults and children Quicker than a traditional Emergency Room Board certified doctors, with a reputation for excellence Caring and highly skilled nursing staff 15001 Health Center Drive (Off Northview Drive across from Bowie Town Center) Open 24 hours, Seven days a week 301-262-5511 www.bowiehealthcampus.org 1870067 1911573 10 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR Mrs. Philippines Home for Senior Citizens, Inc. Vista at Lake Largo 6482 Bock Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20745 (301) 567-9537 500 Harry S. Truman Drive, Landover, MD 20785 (301) 350-4766 Spellman House Windsor Crossing Trinity Terrace Woodside Village Victory House of Palmer Park Pin Oak Village 4711 Berwyn House Road, College Park, MD (301) 474-3435 6001 Fisher Road, Temple Hills, MD 20748 (301) 630-7717 7801 Barlowe Road, Landover, MD 20785 (301) 341-4995 Privately Managed Senior Housing Privately managed senior housing apartments are considered less than market rate but are not considered low-income. Property owners set fees and prices. Clinton Manor 8500 Mike Shapiro Drive, Clinton, MD 20735 (301) 877-0444 Evergreen Senior Community 3800 Enfield Chase Court, Bowie, MD 20716 (301) 218-5150 Fort Washington Manor 5000 Lydianna Lane, Suitland, MD 20746 (301) 669-6540 6801 Bock Road, Fort Washington, MD (301) 839-2150 16010 Excalibur Road, Bowie, MD 20716 (301) 464- 6830 Long-Term Care Facilities A nursing home is a long-term residential facility for those with chronic illnesses or disabilities, particularly older people who have mobility and eating problems. Nursing home facilities may also offer respite care, rehabilitation and other services for a short time. Bradford Oaks Nursing & Rehabilitation Center 7520 Surratts Road, Clinton, MD 20735 (301) 856-1660 Cherry Lane Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center 10800 Indian Head Hwy. Fort Washington, MD 20744 (301) 203-7004 9001 Cherry Lane, Laurel, MD 20708 (301) 498-8558 Laurel Lakes 9211 Stuart Lane, Clinton, MD 20735 (301) 868-3600 Manor at Victoria Park 10450 Lottsford Road, Mitchellville, MD 20721 (301) 925-7706 7901 Laurel Lakes Court, Laurel, MD 20707 (301) 317-0500 3420 Rickey Ave., Temple Hills, MD 20748 (301) 630-0096 Marwood Senior Apartments 5605 South Marwood Blvd. Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 (301) 599-1700 Parkview at Laurel 9000 Briarcroft Lane, Laurel, MD 20708 (301) 490-1526 Parkview at Bladensburg 4202 58th Ave., Bladensburg, MD 20710 (301) 699-9785 Rainier Manor 3001 Queens Chapel Road, Mt. Rainier, MD 20712 (301) 699-9795 Rollingcrest Commons 6060 Sargent Road, Chillum, MD 20782 (301) 559-2225 Selbourne House of Laurel 501 Main Street, Laurel, MD 20707 (301) 604-2635 St. Paul Senior Living 1207 Addison Road, Capitol Heights, MD 20743 (301) 350-1100 Clinton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Collington Episcopal Life Care Center Crescent Cities 4409 East-West Hwy, Riverdale, MD 20737 (301) 699-2000 Forestville Nursing & Rehab 7420 Marlboro Pike, Forestville, MD 20747 (301) 736-0240 Fort Washington Nursing & Rehab 12021 Livingston Road, Ft. Washington, MD 20744 (301) 292-0300 Patuxent River Nursing & Rehab 14200 Laurel Park Road, Laurel, MD 20707 (301) 953-7980 Heartland Health Care Center 6500 Riggs Road, Hyattsville, MD 20783 (301)559-0300 Heartland Health Care Center 1801 Metzerott Road, Adelphi, MD 20873 (301) 434-0500 Hillhaven Nursing Center 3210 Powder Mill Road, Adelphi, MD 20783 (301) 937-3939 Larkin Chase Nursing & Restorative Center 15005 Health Care Drive, Bowie, MD 20716 (301) 805-6070 1911583 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 11 Magnolia Center Circuit Court 8200 Good Luck Road, Lanham, MD 20706 (301) 552-2000 (301) 952-3655 District Court - Administrative Clerk Manor Care Health Center (301) 298-4000 600 Largo Road, Largo, MD 20774 (301) 350-5555 District Court (301) 298-4200 Pineview Nursing & Rehab Center Land Records 9106 Pineview Lane, Clinton, MD 20735 (301) 356-2930 (301) 952- 3352 Register of Wills Riderwood Village 3160 Gracefield Road, Silver Spring, MD (301) 572-1300 (301) 952-3250 Sacred Heart Home Inc. LIBRARY SERVICES 5805 Queens Chapel Road, Hyattsville, MD 2078 (301) 277-6500 NMS Health Care, St. Thomas More Nursing & Rehab Center 4922 LaSalle Road, Hyattsville, MD 20782 (301) 864-2333 MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center 7503 Surratts Road, Clinton, MD 20735 (301) 877-5886 Villa Rosa Nursing Home 3800 Lottsford-Vista Road, Mitchellville, MD 20721 (301) 459-4700 Prince George's County Department of Family Services Area Agency on Aging Longterm Care Ombudsman Program 6420 Allentown Road, Room 12 Camp Springs, MD 20748 (301) 265-8483 For survey/inspection results of skilled nursing facilities: Nursing Home Compare at www.medicare.gov and Nursing Home www. mhcc.state.md.us Assisted Living Facilities Contact the Prince George's County Aging Services Division for an updated list of facilities at (301) 265-8450. KINSHIP CARE Kinship care is when close relatives or friends provide child care support in their homes, raising children of parents who are absent or unable to care for them. Progressive Life Project Utani Kinship Care (301) 386-2652 Prince George's County, Administration on Aging Family Caregiving program (301) 265-8450 Temporary Cash Assistance (TEA) 1 (800) 332-6347 DIGITALVISION/THINKSTOCK About Kinship Care Kinship care is when grandparents or other close relatives provide fulltime child care in their homes for another relative's child or children. The primary reason for providing this support is because the parents of the children are absent or unable to properly care for them. Kinship care is the fastest growing type of placement method for children in the country. Families and social service agencies realize that children greatly benefit when families are kept together. Living with a responsible adult relative sends a positive message to children that they still belong and are loved. It also helps them understand it is not their fault their parents are not raising them. As a result, they grow up feeling stable and secure. The need for Kinship Care can come about in a number of ways. • A grandparent observes that grandchildren are always dirty, hungry and maybe even bruised. They may even suspect child abuse. They call Child Protective Services for assistance to initiate the removal of abused chil- Prince George's County Dept. of Social Services Child Protective Services (301) 808-5624 After Hours Crisis Line (301) 699-8605 Children's National Medical Center, Child and Adolescent Protection Center (202) 476-4950 (800) 243-7337 Child Help USA (301) 608-8098 (800) 422-4453 If you are a grandparent 55 or older and you have the primary responsibility for the care of minor children, the Prince George's County Administration on Aging wants you to know you don't have to handle this alone. Call us for resource information at 301-265-8450. (301) 699-3500 Library Service for Homebound (301) 336-4253 Volunteer Program (301) 699-3500 NUTRITIONAL PROGRAMS Department of Family Services Senior Nutrition Program (301) 265-8475 Meals on Wheels Programs (301) 265-8475 - Cheverly (301) 618-3930 - College Park (301) 474-1002 - Hyattsville (301) 927-5615 - Takoma Park (301) 434-1922 - Upper Marlboro (301) 627-4704 - Top Banana Grocery (301) 372-3663 (Delivers groceries to home) Prince George's County Administration for Children, Youth and Families (ACYF) (301) 265-8446 dren from the home, or the offer to take care of them in their own homes. ��� A relative dies, leaving children orphaned. As the closest relative, you consider caring for these children in your home. • A mother or father is contacted by an attorney, courts or social services regarding the incarceration of their child who has children. The grandparents or close relatives do not want the children going into foster care. • Drug and alcohol addiction prevents a relative from responsibility caring for his or her own child or children, and he or she abandons them, leaving them with you for weeks. Prince George's Library Center for Child Protection and Family Support (202) 544-3144 Report Child Abuse and Neglect (301) 909-2450 TDD (301) 779-2179 Prince George's County Department of Social Services, Foster Care Program (301) 909-227 Family Tree/Stress Line LEGAL National Clearinghouse on Families and Youth Circuit Court - Clerk of the Court, Prince George's County (301) 952-3318 12 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR Nutritional Sites Bowie Senior Center 14900 Health Center Drive, Bowie, MD 20716 (301) 809-2355 or 2356 • (301) 809-2300 Camp Springs Senior Activity Center 6420 Allentown Road, Camp Springs, MD 20748 (301) 449-0490 Council House Senior House 3940 Bexley Place, Marlow Heights, MD 20746 (301) 899-8445 Resident Manager: (301) 423-0228 Crescent Ridge Adult Center 7001 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20745 (301) 567-1885 Crescent Cities Jaycees Langley Park Senior Activity Center Evelyn Cole Senior Activity Center Laurel-Beltsville Senior Center 6907 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20745 (301) 567-7076 5720 Addison Road, Seat Pleasant, MD 20743 (301) 386-5525 First United Methodist Church 1500 Merrimac Drive, Hyattsville, MD 20785 (301) 439-3056 7120 Contee Road, Laurel, MD 20707 (301) 206-3350 New Home Baptist Church 6201 Belcrest Road, Hyattsville, MD 20782 (301) 927-6123 8320 Landover Road, Landover, MD 20785 (301) 773-0708 or 8100 Glenarden Nutrition Site Owens Road Nutrition Site 8600 Glenarden Parkway, Glenarden, MD 20706 (301) 773-2104 Greenbelt Senior Center 15 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 (301) 397-2208 • (301) 397-2208 Greenridge House 22 Ridge Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 (301) 474-7595 Gwendolyn Britt Senior Activity Center 1100 Owens Road, Main Post Office Unit 116 Oxon Hill, MD 20745 (301) 839-9488 St. Paul's Baptist Living 1207 Addison Road, Capitol Heights, MD 20743 (301) 350-1100 New Carrollton Nutrition 6016 Princess Garden Pkwy., Lanham, MD 20706 (301) 459-6103 4009 Wallace Road, North Brentwood, MD (301) 699-1238 RECREATION AND LEISURE Highland Park Baptist Church Maryland State Arts Council 6801 Sheriff Road, Landover, MD 20785 (301) 773-6655 (410) 767-6555 Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington (JCC) (301) 262-4342 YMCA Potomac Overlook (301) 203-2302 CREATASIMAGES/CREATAS/THINKSTOCK 1869764 2901 Mitchellville Road, Bowie, MD 20716 301-348-3893 YMCA Prince George's County Program Center 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 13 1911841 14 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR Home Field: Fairland Sports and Aquatic Complex Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (301) 699-2255 13950 Old Gunpowder Road, Laurel, MD 20707 Sports and Learning Complex Center Northern Area Seniors 60 & Better Clubs (301) 583-2400 Prince George's Tennis and Education Foundation The Department of Parks and Recreation in Prince George's County has exciting activities for those 60 and older. Find a community center near you and join the fun! Call to confirm meeting dates and times. Schedules are subject to change. (240) 460-5741 • www.pgtef.org Prince George's Running Club (301) 337-7472 firstname.lastname@example.com • www.pgrc.org Beltsville Community Center Mitchellville Community School of the Arts (301) 218-8600 3900 Sellman Road, Beltsville, MD 20705 (301) 937-6613 Maryland Senior Olympics Bladensburg Community Center (410) 396-2920 • www.mdseniorolympics.org 4500 57th Ave., Bladensburg, MD 20710 (301) 277-2124 Golf Courses College Park Community Center Bowie Golf & Country Club 5051 Pierce St., College Park, MD 20740 (301) 441-2647 7420 Laurel-Bowie Road, Bowie, MD (301) 262-8141 Good Luck Community Center Enterprise Golf Course 8601 Good Luck Road, Lanham, MD 20706 (301) 552-1093 2802 Enterprise Road, Mitchellville, MD (301) 249-2040 Kentland Community Center Glenn Dale Country Club 2411 Pinebrook Ave., Landover, MD 20785 (301) 386-2278 11501 Old Prospect Hill Road, Glenn Dale, MD (301) 262-1166 North Brentwood Community Center Gunpowder Golf Club 4012 Webster St., North Brentwood, MD 20722 (301) 864-0756 14300 Gunpowder Road, Laurel, MD (301) 725-4532 Prince George's Plaza Community Center Henson Creek Golf Course 6600 Adelphi Road, Hyattsville, MD 20782 (301) 864-1611 7200 Sunnyside Lane, Fort Washington, MD (301) 567-4646 Rollingcrest-Chillum Community Center Marlton Golf Club 6120 Sargent Road, Chillum, MD 20782 (301) 853-2005 9413 Midland Turn, Upper Marlboro, MD (301) 856-7566 Central Area Seniors 60 & Better Clubs Paint Branch Golf Course 4690 University Blvd., College Park, MD (301) 935-0330 Bowie Community Center 3209 Stonybrook Drive, Bowie, MD 20715 (301) 464-1737 Patuxent Greens Country Club 14415 Greenview Drive, Laurel, MD (301) 776-5533 Potomac Ridge Golf Links RYAN MCVAY/CREATAS/THINKSTOCK 15800 Sharpeville Road, Accokeek, MD (301) 372-1305 Hamilton Pool Prince George's County Youth Golf Training Center J. Franklyn Bourne Memorial Pool 2411 Pinebrook Ave., Landover, MD (301) 772-2527 University Of Maryland Golf Course University Blvd., College Park, MD (301) 314-4653 Indoor Pools and Aquatic Aerobics Allentown Fitness and Splash Park (301) 499-5566 • (301) 449-5567 (301) 779-8224 (summer) • (301) 445-4500 (301) 350-4422 (summer) • (301) 218-6700 Lane Manor Splash Park (301) 422-7284 (summer) • (301) 445-4500 North Barnaby Pool (301) 894-1150 (summer) • (301) 449-5566/7 Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex (301) 583-2400 • TTY (301) 583-2483 Rollingcrest-Chillum Splash Pool (301) 853-9115 Glenn Dale Community Center 11901 Glenn Dale Blvd., Glenn Dale, MD 20769 (301) 352-8983 Glenarden/Theresa Banks ComplexTheresa Banks Memorial Pool Huntington Community Center (301) 772-3151 13022 8th St., Bowie, MD 20720 (301) 464-3725 Senior Softball Leagues John E. Howard Community Center Baltimore Beltway Senior Softball League, with participating teams from Bowie and Greenbelt, is open to all Prince George's County residents. Home Field: Watkins Regional Park 301 Watkins Park Drive, Upper Marlboro, MD 20744 Montgomery County Senior Softball Association, open to bicounty residents. 4400 Shell St., Capitol Heights, MD 20743 (301) 735-3340 Kettering/Largo Community Center 431 Watkins Park Drive, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 (301) 390-8390 Lake Arbor Community Center 10100 Lake Arbor Way, Mitchellville, MD 20721 (301) 333-6561 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 15 1894595 16 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR Oakcrest Community Center 1300 Capitol Heights Blvd., Capitol Heights, MD (301) 736-5355 • TTY (301) 218-6768 Palmer Park Community Center 7720 Barlowe Road, Landover, MD 20785 (301) 773-5665 Peppermill Community Center 610 Hill Road, Hyattsville, MD 20785 (301) 350-8410 Southern Area Seniors 60 & Better Clubs Camp Springs Senior Activity Center 6420 Allentown Road, Camp Springs, MD 20748 (301) 449-0490 Harmony Hall Community Center 10701 Livingston Road, Ft. Washington, MD 20744 (301) 203-6040 Hillcrest Heights Community Center 2300 Oxon Run Drive, Hillcrest Heights, MD 20748 (301) 505-0896 Marlow Heights Community Center 2800 Saint Clair Drive, Marlow Heights, MD 20748 (301) 505-0896 Suitland Community Center 5600 Regency Lane, Forestville, MD 20747 (301) 736-3518 In addition, classes and activities for seniors are offered at M-NCPPC community centers and facilities throughout Prince George's County. Look online at ww.pgparks.com or pick up the county's GUIDE to Parks and Recreation. QUESTIONS? Customer Service Help Desk (301) 699-CALL (2255) • (301) 699-2544 TTY COMMUNITY CENTER/ FITNESS ROOM ID CARDS FOR SENIORS 60 & BETTER Sign up for your free SMARTlink account at any community center in the county, and request a Community Center/Fitness Room ID card. Work out and enjoy exercising in a community center fitness room; staff will be glad to help you get started. Seniors 60 & Better Annual Community Center and Fitness Room ID Card Fees Bicounty Resident/Prince George's & Montgomery County Community center ID Card - FREE Fitness room ID Card - FREE Replacement card - FREE Weekly pass - N/A Three-month pass - N/A Non Bicounty Resident Replacement card - $20 Weekly pass - $30 Three-month pass - $25 TRANSPORTATION The Department of Parks and Recreation operates 40 community centers throughout Prince George's County. Each center offers a variety of recreation classes, programs, drop-in activities and special events for people of all ages. Indoor and outdoor venues vary by center and include features such as gymnasiums, meeting rooms, kitchens, multipurpose activity rooms, fitness rooms, outdoor play equipment, athletic fields, multipurpose courts, picnic areas and trails. Discount fares are available to those 65 years or older and people with disabilities with a Metro senior citizen ID card. Persons with disabilities who meet preset qualifications can obtain Metro photo ID cards at the Metro sales offices at 600 5th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. Call 202-962-1245 or TDD 202-628-8973. Community center/fitness room ID cards are valid for use at all M-NCPPC community centers and senior centers in Prince George's County. Please note: These ID cards are not for use at the Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex, Fairland Sports and Aquatics Complex and other special facilities operated by M-NCPPC. Call these facilities directly for information about programs for seniors. To find out where community centers are located, to learn more about getting a SMARTlink account or to get more information about community center ID cards and fitness room cards, visit www. pgparks.com or call the Customer Service Help Desk at 301-699-2255; TTY 301-699-2544. Community center ID Card - $75 Fitness room ID Card - $250 Metrobus Discount Fares: Metrorail Senior/Disabled Farecards: Reduced Metrorail fares are available only to qualified seniors (65 or older) and people with disabilities. Metro ID or Medicare cards are required for purchase. Call 202-962-1245 or TDD 202-628-8973. MetroAccess: Provides "curb-to-curb" public transportation that serves people who are unable to use the bus or rail system as a direct result of a physical or mental disability. Eligible passengers may travel anywhere in the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) service area. Call 202962-2700 for more information. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION Call-A-Bus 301-499-8603 • TDD 800-735-2258 (Maryland Relay) ** A copy of your Medicaid card, MetroAccess card, Social Security Disability statement or doctor's note may be used as proof of disability. 1911548 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 17 Want to Avoid Knee Replacement? Come Learn about a New, Safe, FDA-Approved, Non-Surgical Treatment RSVP for one of these free seminar dates: Wednesday, 10/30, 11/6, and 11/13 at Noon at Sakura Buffet, 9031 Baltimore Ave., College Park, MD. Attend one of our FREE lunch educational seminars to learn: • Causes of knee pain • Why many treatments don't work • How to avoid surgery • What you can do! Imagine walking, climbing stairs, or running without knee pain! 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Reservations can be made up to 14 days in advance by calling (301) 499-8603 between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding county holidays. Hours of service are 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding county holidays. Same-day requests are accepted, but are subject to availability of resources. When reserving a trip, please indicate if you need special assistance, such as a wheelchair lift or escort. Once your trip is scheduled, you are required to call back the day before your trip to confirm your reservation; otherwise, your reservation may be canceled. Be ready for pickup 15 minutes prior to the scheduled time and be waiting at a location where you are visible to the driver. For more information, call 301-499-8603. Riding Call-A-Bus: • Be ready in advance of scheduled pickup time. • Be courteous to passengers and the driver. • No eating, smoking or drinking while on the bus. • Electronic devices with earphones only • Avoid changes in your trip. Drivers cannot wait more than 15 minutes because all trips are scheduled for multiple pickups throughout the day. Fares: Fares are based on one-way trips and payable upon boarding. Escorts ride free. Please have exact change. Drivers do not change or handle fares. Regular fare: $1 Senior citizens: free Persons with disabilities: free Nutrition and foster grandparents programs: free Senior Transportation Services (STS): The STS program provides regularly scheduled, curb-to-curb transportation throughout Prince George's County to senior and disabled county residents. Service is provided Monday through Friday, excluding county holidays. Participants must provide their own escorts if needed. Municipal Call-A-Bus Programs: In addition to Prince George's County's Call-ABus program, the following municipalities also provide their own local Call-A-Bus service. Contact your local community service at the telephone numbers listed here for fares, days of service and hours of operation. Town of Berwyn Heights 301-474-5000 City of Greenbelt 301-474-4100 City of Bowie 301-809-2300 City of Hyattsville 301-985-5020 Town of Capitol Heights 301-336-0626 City of College Park 301-345-8100 City of Laurel 301-498-3384 City of Mount Rainier 301-985-6586 City of District Heights 301-336-1402 City of New Carrollton 301-459-6103 Port Towns of Bladensburg, Cottage City, and Colmar Manor 301-277-4920 The Bus: Prince George's County The Bus operates 28 fixed-service routes. Service is provided Monday through Friday, excluding major holidays. For schedule information, call 301-324-2877; TDD 800-735-2258. Those 60 or older and disabled customers ride free. Call-A-Cab: Call-A-Cab is a transportation service that provides mobility at a reduced cost for Prince George's County residents 60 or older and for disabled residents. This program allows eligible residents to purchase coupon books that can be used to pay for rides with participating cab companies when Metrobus, Metrorail, and/or Call-A-Bus are not available. Call 301-883-5656 or Maryland Relay 800-735-2258. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Town of Fairmount Heights Prince George's County Department of Family Services RSVP Program 301-925-8585 (301) 265-8486 City of Seat Pleasant Foster Grandparents 301-336-8678 (301) 265-8450 City of Glenarden Volunteers of America (Hyattsville) 301-773-2100 Town of University Park 301-927-4262 (301) 577-1568 Volunteers of America (Capitol Heights) (301) 322-3093 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 19 1869453 20 | 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & THE GAZETTE-STAR range of services and programs to enrich the lives of older adults in order to help them maintain the highest quality of life with independence and dignity. Services and programs are provided that support aging in place, offer consumer choice, and promote dignity and respect. There are also special programs designed to support adult children caring for their aging parents and relatives. District Heights Family & Youth Services Assisted Living Subsidy Family Service Foundation Elder Abuse Boys and Girls Town National Hotline Employment for Seniors (301) 699-3500 (800) 448-3000 Voter Registration Volunteer Greenbelt Cares Youth Services Foster Grandparents (301) 430-8020 (301) 345-6660 301-265-8450 Volunteer Action Center Laurel Adolescent and Family Service Center Health Insurance Counseling Program (301) 498-4500 301-265-8450 Oasis: Laurel-Beltsville 301-265-8450 Prince George' County Department of Family Service Administration on Aging Ombudsman Program (301) 265-8450 Prince George's County Library Volunteer Program (301) 699-2800 YOUTH SERVICES Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the National Capital Area (301) 794-9170 Bowie Youth and Family Services (301) 262-6200 • (301) 809-3033 College Park Youth Service Bureau (301) 474-1210 Department of Juvenile Justice (301) 952-2580 Department of Family Services, Commission for Children, Youth & Families (301) 336-7600 (301) 459-2121 • (888) 333-7505 (301) 498-4500 Prince George's County Public Schools (301) 298-4000 • (301) 952-6366 Health Teen Center (301) 324-5141 Teen Help (800) 840-5704 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS Senior Information and Assistance (301) 265-8446 301-265-8450 Department of Social Services Aging Division (301) 909-7020 301-265-8450 301-265-8450 301-265-8450 301-265-8487 Nursing Home Ombudsman Retired Senior Volunteer Program 301-265-8450 Maryland Relay 410-260-3838 Maryland Access Point (MAP) MAP is a new initiative that links older persons and adults with disabilities from all income levels to local health and support services. It is the single point-of-entry to access resources for lifelong independence. Whether the question is about understanding Medicare, where to find leisure activities, how to care for a frail older relative or how to locate senior housing, assisted living or a nursing home, MAP is the place to begin. Health Promotion-Living Well RESOURCES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Prince George's County Department of Family Services Administration on Aging 6420 Allentown Road, Camp Springs, MD 20748 301-265-8450 www.princegeorge'scountymd.gov/dfs The Administration on Aging provides a wide This program offers senior citizens a series of workshops to help them with diagnosed or self-diagnosed chronic conditions while learning skills to manage the symptoms and get the most out of life. Topics covered in the workshops include: medicines, nutrition and physical activity; skills for communicating with your health care team; handling frustration and problem-solving; planning for the future; and relaxation methods. Please call 301.203.6070 to register for any of the workshops. Limit is 20 students per workshop. All Ages welcome. Join us for one or all of the following, free, Cardio Hip Hop Workshops. Friday, Nov. 15, 6-7pm • Friday, Dec. 6, 6-7pm or the following, free, Modern Dance Workshops. Friday, November 15, 7-8pm • Friday, December 6, 7-8pm UP AND COMING CONCERTS PILOT AIRES, Gospel, December 21, 2pm $15 gen. adm., $10 seniors/students, $5 up to 17 GENE CHANDLER, January 11, 2014, 8pm $30 gen. adm., $25 seniors/students, $10 up to 17 Unconditional Home Healthcare Personal Care Family Respite Care ADL Companion Care Homemaking Randall Lucas 240-401-7495 firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com 6915 Laurel Bowie Road, Suite 304 Bowie, MD 20715 1911091 1869765 2013-2014 SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE & GAZETTE-STAR | 21 Senior Nutrition Program This program provides nutritious meals at senior centers and nutrition sites throughout the county and delivers meals to homebound seniors as needed. Family Caregiver Program This program provides assistance and support to people caring for their aging parents, relatives or friends and those that are involved with long distance caregiving. Services include information and referrals, assistance services, supportive counseling, emergency assistance, respite care and community education. Money Follows the Person (MFP) MFP will help people transition from an institution to community living in an apartment, private home or small group setting. The program initiatives increase outreach to individuals in institutions and decrease barriers to transition. MFP provides peer mentoring, enhanced transition assistance, improved information technology, housing assistance, flexible transition funds and the addition of waiver services to existing waivers. Senior Health Insurance Program The program provides comprehensive health insurance counseling and assistance to senior citizens, persons with disabilities and their caregivers. WIGS ON WHEELS A convenient mobile service for women who are on the move, and looking to maximize their time and resources. 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When Americans elect a president who tells them in black and white that he will radically transform America, but they never ask what direction the transformation will take:
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When Americans elect a president who for 20 years sat under the preaching of an anti-American pastor and thinks that none of that will rub off on him:
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When Americans vote for a president who, when he held elected office, voted "present" time and time again, determining not to take a stand on so many issues lest he offend one of the special interest groups:
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Mary Armstead, program director for the National Institutes of Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC), has been appointed acting associate director of NIH's Office of Logistics and Acquisition Policy Management, agency officials said Sept. 11.
Robert Coen, current deputy director of NITAAC, has been tapped as its acting director.
In her new role, Armstead will oversee three divisions: acquisition policy and evaluation; simplified acquisition policy and services; and financial advisory services. Armstead will report directly to Diane Fraiser, director of the logistics and acquisition office and head of contracting activity.
The changes happen Oct. 1.
"I have truly enjoyed my time at NITAAC, and found the position extremely fulfilling," she said in a written statement.
NITAAC hosts several governmentwide IT acquisition contracts, including the Chief Information Officers-Solutions and Partners 3 and its small business version, as well as the Electronic Commodities Store III (ECS III) for IT hardware, software and related services.
Coen said he's ready to carry on Armstead's success.
"With the award of our two new CIO-SP3 GWACs, each valued at $20 billion, we have aggressive plans for agency outreach and training, as well as keeping the contractor community engaged and involved," he said.
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CINCINNATI -- A man who was shot in a Westwood apartment complex early Monday has died, according to police.
Investigators said the shooting happened at about 1 a.m. at 3160 Werk Road.
The victim, 23-year-old Jamar Jones, was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center where he later died.
Police said the man's apartment had been broken into but they did not have a description of the attacker because Jones did not cooperate with the investigation.
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