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1. What is the top end of the age scale for working with Seniors?

There is no top end.  Anyone able to make it to our events, regardless of age is welcome.  There is a minimum age of 65 to take advantage of most of our offerings.  

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2. Does the City of Chino Hills have a Senior Center?

Currently, the city does not have a senior center, however we do offer Active Adult 50+ programming at the Chino Hills Community Center Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. Visit www.chinohills.org/ActiveAdults to download the monthly calendar of programs and events. Many seniors also utilize the Chino Senior Center located at 13170 Central Avenue, Chino. Their telephone number is (909) 464-8342.

3. Does the City have "Meals On Wheels"?

Caring for the Hills, a non-profit organization, provides delivery of meals for seniors. Meals are available Monday through Saturday, they are not available on Sundays or holidays. There is a donation cost of $2.50. For more information, contact Caring for the Hills (909) 597-1454.

4. Does the City have a Senior Resource Directory available?

Yes. The directory is provided by Community Senior Services and is available online at www.communityseniorservices.org

5. Does the City have any Senior programming?

Yes. The Chino Hills Community Services Department has added new programs, socials, and events for adults ages 50 and older. Check out chinohills.org/ActiveAdults or the recreation guide online for a listing of classes and events. Pre-registration is required for all events including free programming. Contact the Recreation office at (909) 364-2700 for more information.