Senior Peer Program

Maintaining healthy emotional lives during our senior years

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Volunteering

Peer Volunteers help other seniors identify ways that they can increase their social connections and improve their sense of meaning and purpose in their lives.
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Support Groups

Support groups help seniors to develop connections by supporting each other through shared challenges. The groups are generally facilitated by a trained volunteer.
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About Senior Peer

Our programs bring older adults together with one-to-one visits in the home and support groups that link people with common concerns and interests.
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What’s new?

For more information about program happenings, events, and presentations, contact Connie Boston at 928-445-5211 ext. 2672 or email at c.boston@wygc.org

Announcements and Events

We work to ensure every senior has the connections they need

As we age we may find that we are “going it alone” more than we want to and too much isolation can lead to increased problems with our physical and emotional well-being.

Our program is designed to bring older adults together by providing one-to-one visits in the home and support groups in the community that seek to link people with common concerns and interests.

Based within the West Yavapai Guidance Clinic, a leading provider of behavioral treatment services, our program is unique in several ways.

It is not a treatment program
Trained volunteers provide the services that are FREE.
The services are for older adults, age 60 and above seeking to maintain and improve their well-being by helping create connections with their peers.

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