The primary objective of the Senior Center program is to serve as an advocate for persons sixty (60) years old and older by helping them to achieve a better quality of life.

The Senior Center serves as a focal point on Aging Programs and activities that are designed to meet the mental, emotional, social and physical needs of older adults. This group also exists to enhance senior citizens dignity, support their independence and encourage their involvement in and with the community.

Group activities and classes are provided to meet their recreational and educational needs and interests.

The Senior Center operates five nutrition sites to provide food and health advice to senior citizens. These centers are currently in operation from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday in Kenansville, Warsaw, Faison, Wallace and Beulaville.

These centers are operated mainly by volunteers who help the citizens with:
Legal Aid Title V Program Telephone Reassurance Senior Tar Heel Cards In-Home Aide Level I and Level II Outreach Program Information and Referral Home Delivered Meals Transportation	Respite/Family Caregiver Support Program Fan Loan Program Centennial Program Duplin Adult Day Care/Health Services Ensure Program Housing and Improvement Program (Ramps Only) SHIIP (Senior Health Insurance Information Program)/AARP

Phone:	(910) 296-2140
Fax:	(910) 296-2128