Education & Trips
Call (970) 668-2940 for schedule
A fast-paced 4-hour class with updated information and activities. Complies with insurance discounts in most states. Participants have given good reviews and enjoy the session. Call (970) 668-2940 or enroll at the Summit County Community Center.
Call (970) 668-2940 for schedule
A series of informative lectures from local professionals on maintaining health into your golden years.
By appointment
Opportunity to discuss resources in the community and assist with finding services. Call (970) 668-2943 for an appointment.
Computer Help Seminar (also referred to as Tech Help) is currently paused. If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, contact Summit 50 Plus at (970) 668-2940.
By appointment only. Trained volunteers are available once a month to assist in answering your questions about Medicare.
Trained volunteers are available once a month to assist in answering your questions about Medicare. Vintage (local area agency on aging) is the lead on for this program. Contact Jonnah at jglassman@nwccog.org for more information. To sign up for an appointment at the Summit County Community Center, use the link below or call (970) 668-2940.
The Monthly Trips group will meet once per year to create a schedule consisting of one trip per month. Depending on the number of committee members, each person will serve as lead for specific trips. The trips are usually for a day. Examples include:
- Summer sculpture/art exhibit in Loveland
- Denver Art Museum
- Silver Plume Melodrama
- Specific theater/music events
- Crane Migration in Montrose (2-day event)
Participants usually meet at the SCCSC to carpool. Anyone wishing to join this committee should contact Mickie Parsons
Tech help is currently paused. Please check back for further updates.
Scam Alert
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Another fraud scheme that’s on the rise is the “imposter” scam. For more information on various imposter scams, please once again visit this web link on the FTC website.
