Senior Jeopardy
Description:
No, it's not Alex Trebek, but the category is "fun"! During this game of Senior Jeopardy, participants will answer questions about nutrition, elder law, substance abuse and even sex! (Don't worry, we keep it clean!) The lessons taught are important, but kept light in this fun, non-threatening game format.
Grandparenting
Description:
Factors such as incapacitation illness, substance abuse, incarceration, child abuse and neglect, domestic violence, and neighborhood crime have all affected a parent's ability to care for their own children. As a result, some grandparents are being called upon to provide support and assistance to their families in needed. Sometimes they find themselves serving as full-time surrogate parents. At these workshops, grandparents a will 'refresh' their parenting skills, learn how to build strong relationships with their adult children and understand how to access different social services for assistance with their role as surrogate parent. Eight workshop topics are available.
Game of Life
Description:
An interactive game that uses a giant spinner with vibrant colors which correspond to categories of questions that are asked of participants as they take a turn. As the questions are asked and answered, factual information is imparted to participants, Attitudes and values are examined. The questions cover topically issues involving alcohol use and misuse, prescription and over-the-counter medication, tobacco use, and potential gambling problems.
Fraud Protection
Description:
This workshop will work with senior citizens to establish a safeguard to identify and protect against acts/people to scam them. This generation has spent a lifetime taking care of their families. Now, they will identify when they might need help taking care of themselves and the assets the worked hard to earn.
Breathing Easy In Hunterdon County
Description:
The Clean Indoor Air Act of New Jersey has repercussions for restaurants, businesses, and community leaders. This program is designed to assist in the transition to a cleaner Hunterdon County. Funded by Communities Against Tobacco (CAT) it has four goals:
To share key facts about underage smoking
To discuss the effects of smoking in the workplace
To help develop a plan to reduce smoking at a specific site
To provide resources information for clients or employees interested in quitting

