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MESSAGE FROM THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR Robin Tillotson
APRIL 2012

April is here!  Although we saw extremely warm temperatures in March, we are officially into the Spring season!

 

We are very excited about our Zumba class, which meeting every Friday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.  Myah McKinnie is the instructor, and is she outstanding!  Not only will you get a great workout, but you will learn coordinated steps that will aid in your coordination and motor skills. 

 

Her class is fun, the music is phenomenal and the class members walk away looking forward to the next week’s class!

 

Come out and join Myah for an exciting time!

 

In Oneness,

Robin

As you browse through our website, you will see classes, workshops and activities that you may be interested in.  If you would like a tour of the center, please call 312/745-4401.
 
Our hours are - Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Sat-Sun 9:00am-4:00pm

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AARP

The budget proposed by Governor Pat Quinn is bad news for seniors struggling to remain in their homes as they age. The proposed budget eliminates a critical pharmaceutical assistance program and cuts funding for home delivered meal services. It will also cut funding for other home and community
based services that keep people from being forced into costly institutions and funding that provides property tax relief to
thousands of seniors who live on fixed incomes.

MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD NOW!
Call your representative today at 1.800.664.9903 and tell them to stop cuts to critical senior services.  Cutting these services will push people into costly nursing homes, take meals off the tables of struggling seniors, and attempt to balance the budget on the backs of seniors that need help paying for their medications.

PROGRAMS AT RISK
Illinois Cares Rx  -  Community Care Program
Circuit Breaker Program - Home Delivered Meals and other Community Services

Have an Open Heart
Food Drive

Every 4th Friday for seniors who
are caring for their grandchildren. 
Please donate any canned goods
or dry goods to our cause.
Give the gift that keeps giving!
The angel is Marie Sims.
Call 312.745.4401 for further info.

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OTHER CLASSES

BEADS & BAUBLES

Thursdays, May 10 & 24,
June 14 & 28, 2012
10:00 a.m. –12:00 noon
Instructor: Annette Abajian
Back by popular demand, the "Beads &
Baubles" jewelry-making class is
ongoing at Atlas. This class is fun and educational. You can keep the jewels!!
Class size is limited; call Kalyna
at (312)745-4403 to pre-register. FREE.

CERAMICS

Mondays & Thursdays
9:30am - 1:30pm
Pottery Cafe $2.50 per class
Instructor: Ann Campbell
Ceramics or (Pottery Cafe) class teaches
students ceramic techniques on poured molds
and kiln firing. Come to the class and bring a
friend. Learn a new craft and enrich your life.
At the Atlas Senior Center
312.747.0189

ZUMBA GOLD FITNESS

Fridays, April 6 through June 8, 2012
12:30 - 1:30pm
Zumba is an aerobic exercise program that
fuses Latin and international rhythms with
interval training and toning movements.
This great workout is taught by Myah McKinnie.
To register call Kalyna 312.745.4403.  FREE

Tai Chi for Seniors

Every Tuesday - 12:50-2:00pm Room 2
This exercise can be thought of as a moving form of yoga and meditation combined. Join us and discover the benefits for yourself. You will be surpised! Tai Chi imrpoves your balance, calms your mind, relaxes and energizes your body. We invite you to try it Tuesdayday afternoons. Donation $2.0 per class.
Craig Harris, Instructor

Arts & Crafts

Mondays, April 2 through June 25, 2012
9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
This year we are introducing a new craft
class, consisting of various media like clay,
decoupage, painting, etc., to replace our
ceramics class. A different craft will be
introduced in each 2-hour class by instructor
Vivian Visser, a capable and interesting artist
wishing to share her knowledge of the arts
and crafts, and help us to improve our motor
skills. Please sign up with Kalyna at
(312)745-4403. FREE

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SUPPORTED LIVING FACILITES

PIONEER GARDENS

"A Miracle On 38th Street"
Affordable supported living for Adults
65 + in the heart of Bronzeville
CALL TODAY!
Now leasing . . .
3800 South King Drive
Chicago, IL 60653
773.420.4104
12 vacant apartments

pioneergardensslf.com

RFossett@pioneergardensslf.com

Senior Suites

have units available at
Chatham - 773.488.1333 and

South Shore - 773.324.2333


SENIOR SUITES OF
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

848 West 103rd Street, Chicago, IL.  60643
Studios & 1 Bedrooms
Call Angela 773.233.1333

SENIOR SUITES OF
HEGEWISCH

13550 South Avenue O, Chicago, IL. 60633
3 Studios available $741.00
Call April 773.646.1333

SENIOR SATELLITES
IN THE
SOUTHEAST REGION

Abbott Park (Roseland)
49 East 95th Street, Chicago, IL 60619
312/745-3493
Community Organization Operator:
Community Mental Health
             
Chatham
8300 S. Cottage Grove, Chicago, IL 60619
312/745-0401
Community Organization Operator:
South Central Community Services

Senior Suites of Garfield Ridge

 Contact information is below. 

Kashonda Jones
Property Manager
Senior Suites of Garfield Ridge
Direct: (773) 229-1533
Fax: (773) 229-1328

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