Senior centers getting state funding
Senior citizens centers located in Huntingdon, Bedford and Fulton counties will be among those across the state receiving funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA), officials of the Area
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Senior citizens centers located in Huntingdon, Bedford and Fulton counties will be among those across the state receiving funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA), officials of the Area
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HARRISBURG â The Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA) has joined with Slippery Rock University (SRU) to launch a pilot program to offer students in recreational therapy and behavioral sciences programs real world experience by completing service-learning projects that included interactions with older adults. The Butler and Mercer County Area Agencies on Aging connected more than 100 seniors with PDA, who coordinated with the university to launch the program during SRUâs 2020 fall semester. The program will continue in the universityâs spring semester. During the pilot program...