Adult Day Service Friendship Club is Open Mondays & Thursdays 10 AM - 2 PM
The Adult Day Service Friendship Club is a social model offering engaging, fail-free and safe programming for older adults experiencing dementia or memory challenges. Friendship Club is dedicated to assisting people maintain their highest level of ability through social connection in an encouraging environment. This partnership in caregiving also enables families to keep their loved ones at home by providing much needed respite. Please call Kim Davidson 248-723-3531 so we may provide information about the service for you to review.
Friendship Club Open House - 1-2:30 PM, Select Wednesdays: May 14, June 11, July 9, August 13
Visit our beautiful space and learn about how Friendship Club might work for your loved one.
Caregiver connect
Is a caregiver guided program offering respite, information, and programs while their care receiver is engaged in complimentary adult day service in our Friendship Club. Funding provided by Exhale, the Family Caregiver Initiative. Call 248-723-3500 for information and to register.
Mind Aerobics - Monday & Thursday June 23 - Sept 15, 1-2 PM (12-Week Session)
Companion Café
Welcoming events for individuals who are memory challenged and their caregivers, for a shared experience. Together you will participate in something creative, social and enjoy games, music, art, professional entertainment, as well as camaraderie and refreshments in a safe, positive and supportive setting.
Wednesdays, 1-3 PM: May 7, June 4, July 2, August 6
Complimentary program, BT Residency and advanced registration required. Call 248-723-3500 to register. Bloomfield Hills Rotary provided funding to create this program. New Exhale grant funding will sustain the program for three years to continue to build trust, confidence and joyful moments.
Caregiver Support Group
Thursdays, 10 – 11 AM: May 15, June 19, July 17, August 21
If you are caring for someone with dementia, who is caring for you? You are not alone. This supportive group for caregivers will help you to learn more about the disease as well as understand feelings about the changes dementia has made in daily life. Call 248-723-3500 to register.
Chore Program – Outdoor Yardwork and Snow Removal
With funding provided through a grant from Oakland County, residents aged 62 and older with an income at/under $53,700 for one person; $61,400 for two people are eligible. Individuals 50-61 years of age with a disability may also be eligible. Through contractors, Senior Services will provide some or all of the following yard services: snow removal, lawn mowing, leaf clean up, bush trimming and gutter cleaning. For more information, and to submit an application, contact Jeff Howes at 248-723-3512. To complete an application see here.
Meals on Wheels and Nutrition Supplements
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Minor Home Repair
BTSS facilitates the Minor Home Repair program with funding from Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. No fees are payable by homeowners for repairs facilitated in this program. See program details, eligibility guidelines and application here.
Transportation Options
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Friendly Callers
Daily calls to frail seniors for social contact & safety. Call 248-723-3500 for more information.
Loan Closet
Medical equipment (wheelchairs, etc.) available for loan. Call 248-723-3500 for more information.