By Dave Branco
Seniors meet and chat

Seniors Plan to Meet During Pandemic

Sep 14, 2020 | 2:42 PM

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PRINCE GEORGE – For many seniors, the world pandemic continues to be a challenge right now.

They are cut off from friends, family, and most familiar faces. The North Central Senior Association is slowly taking steps to help re-engage its members through social distancing activities outside.

According to Howard Foot, a member of the North Central Senior Association says having a visual connection can mean so much during these times.

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The North Central Seniors Association is cautiously planning to resume some of their activities while observing provincial health protocols.

If you are over the age of 50 and would like to learn more details about the association’s activities more information can be found on the North Central Seniors Association.

by Dave Branco

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