The Daytime Eldercare Program at the Center for Community Eldercare accommodates up to 36 participants per day, in a therapeutic social engagement model of care. Family caregivers receive much needed respite while participants develop new friendships, social connections and a strong sense of belonging. The Daytime Program fosters small group connections with engaging meaningful activities—a hallmark of the Charles House program.
Participants may attend for full or half-days, which include snacks and a healthy, delicious lunch.
For more information about enrolling in the Charles House Daytime Eldercare Program, please download the Enrollment Steps.
Care and Physical Activity
Two snacks and a balanced lunch each day
Exercises in the morning and afternoon
Supervision of prescription medications
Encouragement of good health and personal habits
Daily rest period and quiet time
Opportunities to Help
Therapeutic gardening
Preparing cookies
Enrichment Activities
Music education and singing
Intergenerational activities
Games such as general knowledge and puzzles
Reminiscence
Field trips
Programs by community guests
