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Senior Brigade

Michigan Association of Senior Centers
The 2010 Conference

November 3 through 5

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Benefits of Membership

The purpose of the Michigan Association of Senior Centers is to promote and strengthen the profession of senior center management and senior centers within the aging network.

The Association...
     
  • Advocates for Senior Centers on the state and national level
  • Promotes Senior Center visibility statewide
  • Educates Members about pertinent legislation
  • Develops and promotes Senior Center standards
  • Provides networking opportunities for Senior Center staff throughout Michigan
  • Publishes a quarterly newsletter
  • Provides an annual conference

  • To become part of this growing organization and to experience the benefit of membership, print and complete the application. Send the application along with your check payable to Michigan Association of Senior Centers to:

    Larry Erlandson, Membership Chair
    Evergreen Commons Senior Center
    480 State St.
    Holland MI 49423
    lmerlandson@evergreencommons.org

     

    Vision

    "Michigan Association of Senior Centers is a dynamic network of senior centers committed to growth, excellence, and strategic partnerships."


    Mission Statement

    "To promote the growth, development and expansion of senior centers and to advance professional senior center leadership"
    Governor Granholm Honors MASC

    Governor Granholm recognizes MASC and proclaims September 2008 as Senior Center Month.


    Senior Centers in the News


    Cuts may be in store for struggling senior centers
    Middletown Journal
    By Chelsey Levingston, Staff Writer 2:53 AM Thursday, July 29, 2010 MIDDLETOWN — Cash-strapped senior centers face growing financial pressures as the ...
    Senior centers facing cutsBizjournals.com (blog)

    all 10 news articles »

    Work begins on community, senior centers
    Monroe News Star
    Just weeks after receiving state funding to expand two of its facilities to serve as hurricane ...

    and more »

    Opinions divided on merits on senior tax in Taney County
    News-Leader.com
    She said the tax will help more seniors remain in their homes because the senior centers in Branson and Forsyth, and other organizations, will be able to ...

    and more »

    Elderly services levy headed to ballot, minus funds for senior centers
    Oxford Press
    This came after commissioners said county prosecutors advised them the current levy language would not allow an increase to help fund senior centers, ...
    Senior services levy gets Butler Co. OKCincinnati.com
    Senior Services Levy Added To Butler Co. BallotWLWT Cincinnati

    all 21 news articles »

    New head of Brunswick County senior services seeks expansion
    StarNewsOnline.com
    The county's goal is to add up to four more senior centers. The Leland, Shallotte and Ash centers are in outdated buildings, and other programs are held in ...


    4 Lincoln senior centers may close
    Lincoln Journal Star
    The Lincoln aging agency is considering closing four of the six local senior centers and consolidating services out of the remaining two -- downtown and in ...

    and more »



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