Club Prior is proud to be teaming up with NorBella/Lifespark Senior Living and Senior Community Services to offer a monthly “Memory Café”.

Memory Cafés offer different activities each month, providing a positive experience for older adults with memory loss (or other types of dementia) and their caregivers.

While care receivers participate in the activity, caregivers may attend a support group facilitated by a licensed social worker.

The Memory Café is open to the community so if you know anyone who would benefit from attending, please feel free to invite them.

RSVP by emailing l.engdahl@seniorcommunity.org

Memory Café meets the last Tuesday of each month 3-4:30. No program in December.

Seeking Volunteer Help!

Have experience helping people with memory loss? Looking for a way to get more involved in your community? Club Prior is looking to expand our volunteer network for Memory Café. You would assist in activities and crafts each month. Choose your schedule and show up when you can.

Click here for full program description.

Sign up here! Or call 952-447-9783 with any questions. 

Multiple Dates
$26
Ages 55+
Walk in registrations will be accepted at the discretion of the instructor. Classes are held in the Community Room at Club Prior. Call the Precision Driving Center of MN at 1-888-234-1294 to get a list of class dates and register for classes.

Upcoming Dates:

Thursday, February 5, 9:30a-1:30 pm

Thursday, April 16, 1-4 pm

Thursday, July 23, 1-4pm

Thursday, October 8, 1-4pm

Friday, November 13, 9:30a-1:30pm

Join the Club Prior mailing list to receive print calendars every other month. Each mailing will contain the next two months.

Call 952-447-9783 or click here to register.

Please note you will receive your first mailing on the first mailing date after you registered. 

Fee of $5 will cover all your mailing for the year. Fee will not be prorated based on registration date.

Mailing Schedule, fourth Monday every other month:

Calendars:	Deadline:	Mailing Date:
April and May	March 20	March 23
June and July	May 22	May 26
August and September	July 24	July 27
October and November	September 25	September 28
December and January	November 20	November 23

Third Friday of Each Month.

Healthy feet enable you to maintain mobility and independence. Maintaining healthy feet will promote a healthy lifestyle and prevent falls, ulcers and even amputations. Regular foot care is important for increased comfort and improved overall well-being. Services include assessment of feet and skin, trim toenails, manage fungal nails, reduce corn/callus, and diabetic foot care.

$65 - 30 Min Appointments.

Call 651-829-3944 to schedule yours today!

The Club Prior Pantry will be available for pick up Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm

Donate your dry and canned goods to Club Prior. All products will go back to your community. Please refrain from bringing perishables or items that need refrigeration.

Limit 5 items per person per week.

Everyone has the right to social and economic well-being. At CAP Agency, we help people break down barriers to access by providing the tools and resources necessary to achieve success. We partner with businesses, schools, and other leading nonprofit organizations – like Esperanza and Together We CAN – to create vital and lasting connections. We rely on our generous network of volunteers to contribute their time and skills to support our mission and their neighbors, strengthening our community as a whole.

Through this work, are investing in each other and building relationships today for a better tomorrow. Together, we can make a healthy, safe, sustainable life a reality for all.

In-Person meetings to help you enroll in Medicare or supplemental health insurance policies. Call the Senior LinkAge line at 800-333-2433 or visit trellisconnects.org/get-help/medicare to make an appointment.

Appointments at 12pm, 1:15pm, and 2:30pm 

Senior Bluebook, resources for aging well. 

The “Senior Housing Directory” is a comprehensive listing of all senior housing in the 11-county metro area surrounding St. Paul and Minneapolis. It is divided into two types, ownership and rentals. Ownership options include condominiums, townhomes, and cooperatives all of which typically offer few, if any, services or personal care, but have many building amenities. Rental units are apartments or town homes and can be market rate or subsidized. In each type renters pay a specified amount each month in order to reside in the unit. Market rate simply means whatever the unit will bring in the local market. Subsidized housing is an affordable rental option for those with limited means; residents pay a percent of their income for rent, usually 30%.