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June 2021INSIDE THIS ISSUERose Centers News . .2Resource EditionHome-Delivered Meals .3East Cleveland atSalvation Army . .4Gunning Park. .6For The Health of It . 8Paul W. Alandt Lakeshore.10Oakwood 12Menu . 13Stay up to date with what’shappening at the Rose Centers!Follow us on Facebook:Rose Centers for Aging WellDabney K. ConwellExecutive Director,Rose Centers for Aging WellVice President,Benjamin Rose Institute on AgingAssistant Director,Rose Centers for Aging WellRose Centers for Aging WellSocial Work Services: Services provided by professionallicensed social workers include: geriatric case managementand family consultation.Rose Centers for Aging Well: Home-delivered meals,socialization opportunities, health and wellness programs,and meals in six Rose Center locations.ROSE CENTERSADMINISTRATIONMelissa WinberryBehavioral Health Services: Specialized services for olderadults living with mental/emotional issues. Services includemental health case management, mental health daytreatment, and social work counseling/psychotherapyservices.Senior Companion Program: Older adult volunteers providecompanionship and assistance to other older adults who areoften lonely and isolated .Margaret Wagner Apartments: HUD subsidized apartmentsthat provide older adults age 62 and older secure, affordableand supportive housing.CONTINUED ON PAGE 2l 11890 Fairhill Road, Cleveland OH 44120 l 216.791.8000 l www.rosecenters.org

Rose Centers NewsESOP: A full-service HUD-approved housingand financial counseling agency. ESOP helpspeople in every stage of life become empowered to take control of their finances,make a plan for financial stability, and affordsustainable homeownership.April 6th winners:Sharon WilsonKaren Pittman— winner x 2Linda Jarrett — winner x 5WeCare.Because You Do: A telephonebased care-coaching and mentoring programdesigned to assist and support individualsfamily caregivers and those who need themmost. WeCare’s emphasis on simple, practical solutions empowers families to managecaregiving and decision-making and ensuresthat they don’t have to navigate care alone.April 12th winners:Arline Gardner— winnerKaren Pittman — winner x 2Diane Grohe — winner x 2Eunice White — winner x 2Rose Gibson — winner x 2Sharon Wilson — winner x 3Linda Jarrett — winner x 4Anna Pope — winner x 5Grace Ross — winner x 6Service Coordination: Customized contractsprovided to senior housing facilities todeliver high-quality programs andsupportive services to help older adultsmaintain their independence.April 20th winners:Josephine PhillipsSandra Merritt — winner x 2Diane Grohe — winner x 3Karen Pittman — winner x 4Grace Ross — winner x 4Anna Pope — winner x 5Rose Gibson — winner x 6Linda Jarrett — winner x 7Call Intake at 216-791-8000Happy 100th APRIL Birthday toone of our home delivered mealparticipants: Flora NewmanApril 27th winners:Josephine PhillipsPecolia Standberry — winner x 4Grace Ross — winner x 5THANKS FORPLAYING!Don’t forget to give your suggested 1.00/day meal donation to your delivery person.2

Home-Delivered MealsMeal Cancellations: 216-373-1994Hours: Monday - Friday8:00 am - 5:00 pmClevelandFood Assistance: Greater Cleveland Food Bank15500 South Waterloo Rd.216-738-2067Heavenly Harvest Food4260 Rocky River Dr.216-252-2348Blessed Trinity Church14040 Puritas Ave.216-671-5890Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland216-436-2000HOME-DELIVERED MEALS STAFFJacqueline Hart, HDM AdministratorJennifer Meigs, HDM Social WorkerBonnie Paul, HDM Social WorkerAnthony Bolden, Driver/JumperCalvin Laster, PRN Driver/JumperCleveland Cody, Driver/JumperDonna Dozier, PRN Driver/JumperDenham Fletcher, Driver/JumperPricilla Jones, PRN Driver/JumperWendell Franklin, Driver/JumperBruce Fowler, Driver/JumperGregory Lee, PRN Driver/JumperRose Gator, JumperRuben Hill, Fleet ManagerRachel Isom, Driver/JumperCarl Rudolph, Driver/JumperGarland Smith, Driver/JumperArthur Walker, Driver/Jumper3

East Cleveland Rose Center at Salvation Army1507 Doan Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44112Phone: 216-373-1696 Fax: 216-373-1949Hours: Monday- Friday9:00 am - 3:00 pmFood PantryMonday - Thursday9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Hot MealsTuesday - Thursday12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.EAST CLEVELAND ROSE CENTER ATSALVATION ARMY CENTER STAFFTracey Kirksey, Center DirectorKathleen Woodson, Program Assistant4

East Cleveland Rose Center at Salvation ArmyJuneteenth is the oldest nationally celebratedcommemoration of the ending of slavery in the UnitedStates.From its Galveston, Texas origin in 1865, theobservance of June 19th as the African AmericanEmancipation Day has spread across the UnitedStates and beyond.It is a time for reflection and rejoicing. It is a time forassessment, self-improvement and for planning thefuture.In cities across the country, people of all races,nationalities and religions are joining hands totruthfully acknowledge a period in our history thatshaped and continues to influence our society today.Juneteenth World Wide Celebration5

Gunning Park Rose Center16700 Puritas Road, Cleveland, OH 44135Phone: 216-373-1917Hours: Monday - Friday7:00 am - 3:00 pmGUNNING CENTER STAFFAbigail Carney, Center DirectorCarla Collins, Program AssistantAshley Langford, Activities Coordinator6

Gunning Park Rose CenterWest Side Resources:Services include: Primary care, behavioral health,transportation (regarding appointments), & COVID-19 testingContact at 216-307-7159Call today to find out if you are eligible for transportationservices. Contact at 216-265-1489Services include: Physician and nursing services, memorycare, rehabilitation, physical therapy, speech therapy,occupational therapy, and much more.Contact at 216-254-7709Vote on Tuesday,November 3, 20207

For The Health Of ItWoods: 1795 West 25th Street, Cleveland, OH 44113Phone: 216-373-1916Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.I’m Vaccinated,now what?.In general, people are considered fully vaccinated: 2 weeks after their second dose in a 2-dose series, such as the Pfizer orModerna vaccines, or2 weeks after a single-dose vaccine, such as Johnson & Johnson’sJanssen vaccineIf you don’t meet these requirements, regardless of your age, you are NOTfully vaccinated. Keep taking all precautions until you are fully vaccinated.If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume activities that you did prior tothe pandemic. Fully vaccinated people can resume activities withoutwearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, includinglocal business and workplace guidance.WOODS CENTER STAFFDolores DavisNutrition Site Coordinator8

For The Health Of ItKing Kennedy: 2501 East 59th Street, Cleveland, OH 44104Phone: 216-373-1918Hours: Monday — Friday 8:00am - 2:00pmWhat you can start to do:If you travel in the United States, you do not need to get tested before or after travelor self-quarantine after travel. You need to pay close attention to the situation atyour international destination before traveling outside the United States.You do NOT need to get tested before leaving the United States unless yourdestination requires it. You still need to show a negative test result or documentation of recovery fromCOVID-19 before boarding an international flight to the United States. You should still get tested 3-5 days after international travel. You do NOT need to self-quarantine after arriving in the United States.If you’ve been around someone who has COVID-19, you do not need to stay awayfrom others or get tested unless you have symptoms.What you should keep doing:You will still need to follow guidance at your workplace and local businesses If you travel, you should still take steps to protect yourself and others. You will stillbe required to wear a mask on planes, buses, trains, and other forms of publictransportation traveling into, within, or out of the United States, and in U.S. transportation hubs such as airports and stations. People who have a condition or are taking medications that weaken the immunesystem, should talk to their healthcare provider to discuss their activities. They mayneed to keep taking all precautions to prevent COVID-19. KING KENNEDY CENTER STAFFKaren LedfordNutrition Site CoordinatorGary McCoy, Kitchen Aide9

Paul W. Alandt Lakeshore Rose Center16600 Lakeshore Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 44110Phone: 216-373-1915 Fax: 216-373-1945Hours: Monday - Friday10:00am - 3:00pm4 Random Father’s Day Facts:Sunday, June 20th1. 1910 was the first year thatFather’s Day was celebrated.2. Roses are the official flower forFather's Day. A red rose is worn in thelapel if your father is living, a whiterose if he is deceased.3. The Stevie Wonder song "Isn't SheLovely" is about his newborndaughter, Aisha. If you listen closely,you can hear Aisha crying during thesong.4. The only father-daughtercollaboration to hit the top spot onthe Billboard pop music chart was the1967 hit single "Something Stupid"by Frank & Nancy Sinatra.LAKESHORE STAFF15 Dad Facts for Father's Day Mental FlossRobin Whitted, Program Asst./Food Manager10

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Oakwood Rose Center23035 Broadway Avenue, Oakwood Village, OH 44146Phone: 440-735-1157 Fax: 440-735-1155Hours: Monday - Friday10:00am - 3:00pmEnjoy this funcoloring page!OAKWOOD CENTER STAFFCynthia Clark, Food Service ManagerKevin Prewitt, Program Assistant12

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The Rose Centers for Aging Well exists to promote successful aging forNortheast Ohio’s adults by offering opportunities, programs and servicesthat foster choice and independence. Rose Centers for Aging Well is asubsidiary of Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging.This program is funded in part by theCuyahoga County Division of Adult andSenior Services through the Health &Human Service Levy.A United Wayfunded agencyThis program is made possible by a grantfrom the Ohio Department of Aging throughthe Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging.Rose Centers for Aging Well does not endorse any advertiser in the publication.However, we encourage you to support the advertisers who make this publicationpossible.

Jun 01, 2021 · Resource Edition . 2 Rose Centers News . Diane Grohe — winner x 2 Eunice White — winner x 2 Rose Gibson — winner x 2 Sharon Wilson — winner x 3 Linda Jarrett — winner x 4 Anna Pope — winner x 5 Grace Ross — winner x 6 April 20th winners: . 1. 1910 was the first year that F