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1. Where can I get the FY19-SCPRT - New-applicant-packet?

Click Here to access the FY19-SCPRT-New-applicant-packet

2. Where can I get a list of programs and classes that you offer?

Information is posted on the bulletin board at the Senior Center and is listed in our bi-monthly newsletter, in the weekly columns in the Andover Townsman and Eagle Tribune newspapers as well as on the Senior Center Website, linked below. The monthly TV show, "There’s Something About Andover," lists special events for the month. It can be seen on Cable Channel 8, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m., and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 a.m.

Senior Center Website

3. Do you provide transportation for seniors?

We provide non-emergency medical transportation to doctor’s offices and hospitals within Andover and surrounding communities as well as to the Greater Boston area. We also provide information about other transportation resources.

4. How do I find out about services to help an elderly family member? Can I obtain information even if they are not an Andover resident?

We provide information and support to both Andover residents and their families. The Outreach Coordinator can provide information on a variety of topics, including elderly housing, insurance questions, and eligibility criteria for services. Contact us at 978-623-8321.

5. Do you serve Meals on Wheels or lunches? How can I participate?

Lunch is available at the Senior Center, Monday through Friday, except for holidays. Anyone age 60+ and their spouse can participate by signing up at least 24 hours in advance. There is a suggested donation of $2 for a meal. Meals on Wheels are delivered to those individuals who are eligible and unable to access the nutrition program at the Senior Center. The Outreach Coordinator will schedule a visit to determine eligibility for the home delivered meals program.

6. I would like to volunteer. What can I do?

We have many volunteer opportunities including Friendly Visitors, Medical Transportation drivers, Intergenerational activities and assistance with a variety of programs and classes at the center, including computers, Senior Connections and in the kitchen.

“SCRPT,” the Senior Citizen Property Tax Work-off Program, provides eligible seniors the opportunity to participate in 100 hours of community service and receive an abatement on their real estate taxes.