Senior Daybreak of Mesa County, Grand Junction Colorado

	About Senior Daybreak Services Grand Valley Senior Daybreak is a program designed to provide a stimulating, loving environment for senior citizens, and respite for their caregivers. Monday thru Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., seniors can spend all or part of their day with other seniors in relaxed, safe and enjoyable surroundings. They can participate in a wide variety of activities: Exercise Family-style meals and great snacks! Current Events Gardening Music & Entertainment Arts & Crafts Picnics Pet Visits Walks Our services not only provide this and more for our seniors, their caregivers can have personal time, knowing that their loved one is in a safe, caring environment. We are a Medicaid-approved facility, with a full-time certified nursing assistant on duty at all times. We offer flexible scheduling as well as transportation (through Sunshine Taxi). Reports of your loved one's day are available and caregivers/family members are notified of concerns. Financial aid is also available. You are invited to contact us and see for yourself how Senior Daybreak Services can help you and your loved one. We can arrange a visit before your make your decision! Volunteer Opportunities If you are looking for a rewarding way to spend part or all of your day, we are looking for you! Volunteer opportunities include: Helping with pet visits, walks, or conversation Games, stories, gardening Musical instruments, skits, entertainment Arts, crafts, collections Cooking A special "Thank "You: to the following for their support: United Way of Mesa County Helen K. & Arthur E. Johnson Foundation, Denver Well Fargo Community Assistance Fund Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Colorado Human Services Council of Mesa County Our many community volunteers & friends Grand Valley Senior Daybreak is a member of the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau.	Consider our services if your loved one: is lonely and bored is depressed needs health monitoring is on a special diet needs help to stay independent cannot safely be left alone has memory issues is socially isolated is physically or mentally impaired is at risk of inappropriate placement in a nursing home Or, if you find yourself: irritable or tired frustrated neglecting family, friends or job - or your own needs and health