Lower Mainland Adult Day Centre Association

Lower Mainland Adult Day Centre Association | Vancouver, BC

New Roots is a registered non-profit society providing adult day programs for senior adults in Vancouver, offering a safe and supervised setting for socialization, therapeutic recreational activities, and cognitive and physically stimulating exercises. The organization promotes independent living, health and wellness, and community involvement, providing a range of activities and services including respite for families and caregivers, health monitoring, and transportation. With a focus on individualized care plans and community connections, New Roots aims to support seniors in maintaining a healthy independent lifestyle and increasing overall quality of life. The organization is funded in part by the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority and relies on private sector donations to supplement funding.

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Activities provided by Lower Mainland Adult Day Centre Association

Lower Mainland Adult Day Centre Association is a unique provider!

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bowling

offered by 8 other providers

games

offered by 50 other providers

shuffleboard

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Ages

Lower Mainland Adult Day Centre Association provides activities for these age groups:

Young children

Ages 0 - 5

Children

Ages 6 - 12

Teens

Ages 13 - 17

Adults

Ages 18 and over

Seniors

Website

For more information, please visit Lower Mainland Adult Day Centre Association's website

This page was last updated January 2, 2025

The information on this page has been gathered from publicly available sources on the internet. While every attempt has been made to be as up to date as possible, always refer back to the information on the provider's website.