SENIOR RESOURCES

Senior Center Location:
3592 Route 55
Kauneonga Lake
(845) 583-5230                              
 

Mailing Address:
Senior Building Committee
P.O. Box 612
Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
 

Building Committee:

For Use of the Senior Center see the Forms section at bottom of this page.
Bob Feeney, President
Building Committee

1-845-583-4027

For program and trip information:
, President
Smallwood/Bethel Senior Club
(845)
 

Nutrition Site Mondays at Noon Cost $3.00.  

Register with the Sullivan County Office for the Aging at (845) 807-0241
Nutrition Site is part of Meals on Wheels program.

Senior Club meets first Wednesday monthly at 1:00 p.m.
Arts classes are Thursday at 1 p.m.
Playdays are scheduled throughout the year
Holiday Parties

Town sponsored coach bus trips are throughout the year.

The Bethel Senior Housing is not owned or operated by the Town of Bethel.

Housing Application are available in our Forms section at the bottom of this page.
(203) 869-0900 ext. 328

The Richman Group website  www.richmancapital.com 

The Senior Resource Guide is available on our Forms Section at bottom of this page. Federal, State, Local and Business Services for Seniors including insurance, fraud, health care, etc.   

Sullivan County Office for the Aging
Sullivan County Government Center
100 North Street
Monticello, NY 12701

   
           The primary objective of the Office for the Aging is to be  the lead advocate for the older population of Sullivan County.  All the  programs sponsored or directly operated by this office are designed to  give choices to older people, with the hope that through these choices  they will be able to remain in their own homes and communities as long  as possible.              

The Office for the Aging gives priority for services to those who are frail, low income, minority, and homebound.

The Office for the Aging is  made possible by the Sullivan County Legislature, New York State Office  for the Aging, and the Older Americans Act.

Seniors are encouraged to  obtain a Senior Identification (ID) card from the Office for the Aging.   This is a laminated photo ID that is issued to eligible seniors. This  card entitles seniors to use our nutrition and transportation services  and other benefits available through our office.  To be eligible for an  ID card, one must be at least 60 years of age and show proof of age and  residence.  There is a suggested donation of $5.00 for the photo ID  card.  The photo can be taken at our office.

The Office for the Aging  does not deny services to individuals who are unable to make a donation  toward any services provided by this office.  Contributions enable us to  continue and expand our program to other senior citizens.

• Case Management 
• Information, Referral, and Outreach 
• Legal Assistance 
• Expanded In-Home Services for the Elderly (EISEP) 
• Caregiver Resource Center 
• Health Insurance Information Counseling 
• Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) 
• Weatherization Referral and Assistance Program (WRAP) 
• Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) 
• Senior Community Employment Program 
• Transportation/Escort Services 
• Senior Nutrition Program 
• Senior Transportation Program 

SULLIVAN NYCONNECTS: Choices for Long Term Care
For information and assistance regarding long term care options in Sullivan County, click here or call (845) 794-3000, ext. 0257 or direct dial: 845-807-0257.