Community Care for Seniors

Community Care for Seniors Prince Edward Community Care helps seniors 60+ live at home.

The Prince Edward County Community Care for Seniors Association is committed to providing fully professional services with an emphasis on the fundamental goal of our work which is to help County seniors to live independently, and to decide what is best for themselves. Our volunteers are important to the work and it is only with their help and support that we can provide the services that seniors n

eed to stay living at home. Community Care provides practical support services such as cleaning, rides to appointments, delivery of foot, light housekeeping, foot care clinics, etc.

If you want to get in touch with your artistic side this fall with Community Care's Active Living Program, time is runni...
09/04/2026

If you want to get in touch with your artistic side this fall with Community Care's Active Living Program, time is running out! There are only a few spots left for award-winning artist Claudia Jean McCabe's Acrylic Paint Art Classes starting September 30th.
This is a five week series hosted at the Seniors' Centre on Wednesdays from 10-11:30 am and is open to all skill levels. ALP registration is required. Sign up or get more info today by calling 613-476-7493.

Fitness Classes for Seniors 60 + !  Stay Strong, Active & Connected! 🌟It’s never too late to move your body and feel gre...
09/04/2026

Fitness Classes for Seniors 60 + ! Stay Strong, Active & Connected! 🌟

It’s never too late to move your body and feel great! Join the Fitness Classes we offer that are designed to improve strength, balance, flexibility, and overall wellness in a fun, welcoming environment. 💪🧘‍♀️🚶‍♂️

✔ Gentle, easy-to-follow exercises
✔ Improve mobility & balance
✔ Boost energy and confidence
✔ Meet new friends and stay social

Come enjoy movement at your own pace — because healthy living has no age limit.

Call 613-476-7493 for more information and to register.

The Prince Edward County Community Care for Seniors Association is excited about all the Active Living Program offerings...
09/03/2026

The Prince Edward County Community Care for Seniors Association is excited about all the Active Living Program offerings we have lined up this fall.
So excited in fact that we needed to bundle them all into our first ever seasonal Programming Guide. The guide is your one stop shop for everything happening at the Seniors’ Centre from September to December. Become an ALP member today and take advantage of everything we have planned in the coming months.

From our fitness classes to arts and music programming to our informative webinars to popular social card games, every ALP program is outlined in this guide.

Please reach out with any questions you may have by calling 613-476-7493.

09/02/2026
Prince Edward Community Care’s executive director Debbie MacDonald Moynes approached Corey Englesdorfer to publish her c...
09/02/2026

Prince Edward Community Care’s executive director Debbie MacDonald Moynes approached Corey Englesdorfer to publish her column when the County Weekly News closed its doors. A columnist for over 40 years – first with the Picton Gazette until the new publishers went a different way, and also with CWN – Debbie knew how important the column on seniors issues was with the local folks. Corey warmly welcomed her info the fold of the Wellington Times and on top of that he put a pick-up box for the newspaper in front of the Community Care office. In the photo, Debbie and Corey look over the newspaper and consider where to place the pick-up box. Community Care is grateful to Corey and the Wellington Times for support to the agency as we work to help seniors live at home.

Thrift Shop shoppers take note!
08/28/2026

Thrift Shop shoppers take note!

Community Care’s Thrift Shop will be closed this weekend as volunteers are busy restocking the racks with the fall and winter line of clothing. Check out the new inventory Monday at 1:00pm.
153 Main Street, Picton.

Have you ever wondered how a grass roots initiative amongst a group of dedicated parents saved Sophiasburgh Central Scho...
08/27/2026

Have you ever wondered how a grass roots initiative amongst a group of dedicated parents saved Sophiasburgh Central School and created a bustling not-for-profit commercial kitchen that serves hundreds of local residents, businesses and community groups? Melissa Tran from the County Food Hub is dropping by our Coffee and Chat with Terry Sprague tomorrow to tell us its story! The coffee will be on at 10 am, stop in won't you?

🍽️ September Seniors Luncheon Social! 🍽️Looking for a delicious meal and great company? Community Care for Seniors invit...
08/26/2026

🍽️ September Seniors Luncheon Social! 🍽️

Looking for a delicious meal and great company? Community Care for Seniors invites seniors 60+ to our upcoming Seniors Luncheon Social in Hillier!

📅 Thursday, September 3rd
🕛 12:00 p.m.
📍 Hillier Town Hall, 18650 Loyalist Parkway, Hillier
💲 $20.00 per meal

Enjoy a meal prepared by Kelly Bannister, featuring:
Lasagna, garlic bread, Caesar salad, soup, fruit salad, coffee and tea!

Our luncheon socials are a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a nutritious meal, reconnect with friends, and meet new people in a welcoming community setting.

All meals must be paid in advance and ordered by Friday, August 28th. Call 613-476-7493 to order.

The County Seniors’ Centre is proud to host a “Library Cart” for all to use.  Books are provided courtesy of the County ...
08/24/2026

The County Seniors’ Centre is proud to host a “Library Cart” for all to use. Books are provided courtesy of the County of Prince Edward Public Library & Archives. People are encouraged to enjoy the books, then feel free to pass on to a friend or return them to the Seniors’ Centre cart. This is one of many joint projects between Community Care and the Library. Community Care acquired 10 tablets and then gave them to the Library to manage loaning them to people who need them. Community Care volunteers deliver books to Library patrons. Library staff provide informational webinars to Community Care folks. In the photo, Community Care executive director, Debbie MacDonald Moynes watches Library CEO Barbara Sweet restock the cart. Barbara also discussed the joint project with Terry Sprague, Community Care volunteer. She then made an impromptu presentation to the Coffee Chat folks about the many programs and services available at all library branches. Stop into the County Seniors’ Centre for more information or to check the books on the cart. Read more about the Library at https://www.peclibrary.org/

Community Care members, volunteers and staff celebrated a decade of dedicated service and commitment to the cause of hel...
08/21/2026

Community Care members, volunteers and staff celebrated a decade of dedicated service and commitment to the cause of helping seniors live at home last week when they said goodbye to Administrative Co-Ordinator Marjory Villneff.

After ten years of dutifully serving the needs of the organization, Marjory is off to post secondary studies in the fall to pursue her dream.

During her tenure at Community Care, Marjory grew and developed into a caring and meticulous Co-ordinator. In wishing her well, Community Care Executive Director Debbie MacDonald Moynes described Marjory as talented, committed, insightful, organized and always willing to help.

“She understands this organization, she understands the work that we do, and she understands the importance of doing it well,” the Executive Director said. “While we're very happy for Marjory as she leaves to pursue her dream, we're also very sad for ourselves. I know Community Care is going to miss her greatly, and I am going to miss her personally more than I can really say.”

Marjory told attendees that when she walked in the Community Care office on November 25, 2016, she could not have known how much the organization would transform her for the better.

“Throughout my time here, I’ve had the privilege of supporting older adults and helping them access programs and services that allow them to maintain their independence. Working closely with seniors, and their caregivers, and the dedicated volunteers has given me a deeper appreciation for the importance of compassionate, accessible healthcare, that has inspired me to continue growing with within healthcare field,” she said.

“Leaving Community Care is bittersweet but I am excited for the new chapter ahead of me,” she continued. “We did not just provide services over the past decade, but together we built a lifeline for seniors in Prince Edward County, and I am incredibly proud of the impact we made together.”

Best wishes Marjory on your new adventure!

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74A King Street
Picton, ON
K0K2T0

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16134767493

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