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LUZERNE & WYOMING COUNTY EDITION 2026

Generations SENIOR GUIDE

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LUZERNE AND WYOMING COUNTY’S SENIOR LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE FOR OLDER ADULTS AND CAREGIVERS

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Welcome to this edition of Generations Prime Living

magazine,

space

thoughtfully

created to celebrate and support the lives of Lee Ann Davidovich

our senior citizens. Here, we believe that

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aging is not about slowing down- it’s about

Editor Notes WELCOME TO GENERATIONS MAGAZINE!

embracing

new

opportunities,

nurturing

connections, and finding joy in everyday moments. Whether you’re seeking practical advice, self improvement tips, or resources to make life easier, our pages are designed to inspire and empower you to live more fully and confidently.

This edition is filled with insights to help you, or someone you care about,

Inside, you’ll discover articles that highlight

make the very best of life’s prime

wellness tips, community programs, and

years. Dive in and enjoy! www.generationsprimeliving.com

stories

from

your

neighbors

who

are

redefining what it means to thrive in later years.

aim

provide

not

only

information but also companionship. We are lee@generationsprimeliving.com

here to remind you that you are part of a

(570) 582-0981

vibrant, caring community. From health and nutrition to hobbies and local events, each feature is chosen with your interests and well-being in mind. As your editor, I warmly invite you to explore, learn, and share in this journey with us. This magazine is more than words on

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paper; it’s a bridge connecting generations, a guide to resources, and a celebration of wisdom. Together, let’s continue to build a county where seniors feel valued, supported, and inspired every day.

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Table Of Contents to Do 06 Things Get out of the house and enjoy local nature and

16 Veteran Services Discover the range of services and programs designed for veterans.

culture.

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Nutrition Options for Seniors Ways to eat healthy as an older adult.

17 Transportation Explore options on how to get around.

Meal Options for Seniors

Worker Program 20 Mature All that you need to know about special

From accessing nutritious food within a budget, to discounts for dining out.

A look at Our Local Legislators Learn who your local representative are, and what they do to improve our lives.

training and working programs for the over-55 crowd.

Benefit Information 22 What you may qualify for, and how to apply.

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Things To Do ✨ Explore the Great Outdoors in Luzerne & Wyoming Counties, PA If you’re dreaming of fresh mountain air, scenic

rail‑trail biking, and dramatic gorge views, it’s one of the region’s top destinations for thrill‑filled recreation.

🌄 Wyoming County’s Hidden Gem

overlooks, and trails that lead to hidden wonders, Northeastern Pennsylvania’s Luzerne and Wyoming

Vosburg Neck State Park

Counties deliver some of the state’s most spectacular

Set along a sweeping oxbow of the Susquehanna River, this

outdoor escapes. From roaring waterfalls to peaceful

669‑acre park blends natural beauty with rich history. Explore

lakeside retreats, this region is a paradise for hikers,

seven miles of trails, discover preserved canal and rail beds,

paddlers, cyclists, and families looking to reconnect with

wander past 18th–19th century structures, or launch a kayak

nature.

for a peaceful paddle on the river.

🌲 State Parks of Luzerne County

🏞 Beyond the State Parks: Local Parks & Trails

Ricketts Glen State Park

The outdoor fun doesn’t stop at state lines. Both counties

One of Pennsylvania’s crown jewels, Ricketts Glen dazzles

offer a network of community parks, preserves, and trail

visitors with 22 named waterfalls along the famed Falls

systems perfect for everyday recreation.

Trail. Spanning more than 13,000 acres, it’s a must‑visit for hikers, photographers, and anyone who loves dramatic natural scenery. Frances Slocum State Park Just outside Wyoming, PA, this 1,035‑acre oasis features a 165‑acre horseshoe‑shaped lake perfect for boating, fishing, and birdwatching. Miles of hiking and biking trails make it a favorite for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Nescopeck State Park Nestled near Drums, PA, Nescopeck’s 3,550 acres include

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wetlands, forests, and the serene Nescopeck Creek. It’s a haven for nature study, peaceful hikes, and even cross‑country skiing in winter. Lehigh Gorge State Park Adventure seekers flock to this rugged park along the Lehigh River. With whitewater rafting,

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Luzerne County Highlights

Community Park: Local residents can enjoy fishing,

Kirby Park: Riverfront trails, sports fields, and open green space. Hollenback Park: A neighborhood favorite with playgrounds and picnic spots. Moon Lake Recreation Area: A revitalized natural playground for hikers, bikers, and anglers. Back

Mountain

Community

events,

Recreation sports

fields,

Area: and

wooded trails. D&L Trail: A historic canal‑to‑coal‑country route ideal for long‑distance biking and walking.

biking, trails, pavilions, a playground and more. Wyoming County Highlights Seneca Trail Park: Peaceful walking paths near Tunkhannock. River Street Park: Playgrounds, sports courts, and family‑friendly recreation. Miller Mountain Preserve: Scenic hiking and wildlife observation. Endless Gravel Trails: A growing network for cyclists and hikers. State Game Lands 57: Vast public land for hunting, hiking, and exploring.

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WHY VISIT? Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, pedaling along historic rail trails, or enjoying a quiet picnic by the river, Luzerne and Wyoming Counties offer outdoor experiences that feel both refreshing and restorative.

and Wyoming Counties blend historic charm with modern creativity, offering visitors a rich cultural experience

that

feels

both

welcoming

and

unforgettable.

🎭 A Stage for Every Story from Broadway tours to intimate community productions.

F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts – Wilkes‑Barre Step inside this beautifully restored Art Deco theater and you’ll feel the magic instantly. Hosting everything from national concert tours to comedy, ballet, and classic films, the Kirby Center is the cultural heartbeat of downtown Wilkes‑Barre. Community Theater Groups Local troupes across both counties bring passion to the stage with musicals, dramas, and family‑friendly shows. These productions offer an up‑close connection

⚠️ Tips for Your Adventure Trail Conditions: Some routes (especially Ricketts Glen’s Falls Trail) may close during icy weather.

to the region’s creative spirit.

🎨 Art, Heritage & Creative Expression

Luzerne and Wyoming Counties celebrate the arts in all

Wildlife Watching: Nescopeck and Frances Slocum are hotspots for bird enthusiasts.

forms — from gallery walls to city streets.

Seasonal Fun: Raft the Lehigh Gorge in summer, ski Nescopeck in winter.

Regional Art Galleries

History Buffs: Vosburg Neck’s preserved canal beds and historic cemeteries offer a glimpse into the region’s past.

landscapes, contemporary works, and pieces by local

✨ Experience Arts & Entertainment in Luzerne & Wyoming Counties

Northeastern Pennsylvania isn’t just a destination for

Explore

rotating

exhibits

featuring

Pennsylvania

artisans. Many galleries also host workshops, artist talks, and community events. Cultural & Historical Museums Discover how coal mining, railroads, and river towns

outdoor adventure. It’s also a vibrant hub for arts, music,

shaped the region’s identity. These museums blend

theater, and year‑round entertainment. Luzerne

history with storytelling, offering a deeper look at the

area’s cultural roots.

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Nutrition Options for Seniors

There are many options for nutritious food

- Home-delivered meals - Congregate meals: meals provided in a group setting, such as at a day center, senior center, community center, or soup kitchen - Food banks - Food discounts for individuals aged 55 and older

Seniors in Luzerne and Wyoming Counties have a wealth of options when it comes to accessing nutritious food, ensuring they can maintain a

interaction among seniors, combating feelings of

healthy diet on a budget. The diverse range of

isolation and promoting community connection.

services available enables senior citizens to select the option that best fits their needs and lifestyles.

Additionally, food banks are another crucial resource for

seniors

facing

financial

challenges.

help

individuals

access

These

One of the most convenient choices for seniors is

establishments

home-delivered

allow

groceries and food items without cost, allowing them

individuals to receive wholesome meals right at

to supplement their diets and maintain their health.

their doorstep, eliminating the need for travel and

Many food banks are specifically tailored to meet the

making it easier to enjoy nutritious food. Home

needs of senior citizens, offering age-appropriate foods

delivery is particularly beneficial for those with

and assistance.

meals.

These

services

essential

mobility issues or who prefer to be in the comfort of their own homes.

Lastly, seniors aged 55 and older can benefit from food discounts at various restaurants and grocery stores,

For seniors looking to enjoy meals in a social

making dining out and grocery shopping more

setting, congregate meals provide an excellent

affordable. These discounts encourage seniors to enjoy

alternative. These meals are served in group

meals outside their homes and explore new culinary

environments such as day centers, senior centers,

experiences without straining their budgets.

community centers, or soup kitchens. Not only do

Together, these options provide a robust support

they offer nutritious food, but they also foster social

system for seniors, ensuring they have access to the nutritious food necessary for maintaining their health

and well-being.

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Meal Options: Home Delivered Luzerne/ Wyoming County Bureau of Aging The Luzerne/ Wyoming County Bureau of Aging can provide delivered meals. These tasty meals provide you with 33% of your daily nutritional requirement. When applying for the program, they will look at facts such as your current health condition and ability to prepare your own meals. Call (570) 822-1158 for details.

Meals America Provides vital support to seniors in lower Luzerne County by offering free home-delivered meals that prioritize nutrition and convenience, and enable seniors to live independently while ensuring they receive balanced, ready-to-eat meals designed for their specific dietary needs. Individuals who qualify through Medicare, Medicaid, or Pennsylvania’s nutrition programs can receive these meals at no cost. Meals are chef-prepared, featuring rotating entrées and sides made from fresh ingredients. Call (215) 399-5676.

Meals on Wheels of Greater Hazleton A local non-profit agency that offers home delivery of fresh, nutritionally-balanced meals in the Greater Hazleton area, including Conyngham, Drums, and Sugarloaf. Volunteers deliver these meals, providing personal contact and checking on the well-being of our friends, which helps them maintain their independence. There are no age or income requirements to participate. Call them at (570) 501-1700.

Meals on Wheels Program- Lackawanna County Meals on Wheels provides essential services to Luzerne County residents by delivering nutritious meals directly to their homes. This initiative plays a vital role in enhancing community health by ensuring that those in need have access to heart-healthy and diabetic-friendly food at $6.00 per meal. (570) 346-2421.

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Meal Options: Food Banks Apostolic Lighthouse United Pentecostal Church 278 Colley St. Hanover, PA 18706 (570) 899-0098

Iglesia Cristiana Camino Al Cielo 384 New Grant St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 (570) 540-8194

Back Mountain Food Pantry 40 Knob St. Dallas, PA 18612 (570) 696-2917

Jewish Family Services 71 West Northampton St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 (570) 823-5137

Catholic Social Services 33 E. Northampton St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 (570) 822-7118 Christian Service Center 66 Willow St. Plymouth, PA 18651 (570) 779-5323 Church of Christ Uniting 190 South Sprague Ave. Kingston, PA 18704 (570) 288-8434 Faith Church Hazleton 34 Fox Manor Rd. Hazle Township, PA 18202 (570) 459-2410 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 190 S Main St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 (570) 824-2991 Hazleton Food Pantry 100 West Broad St. Hazleton, PA 18201 (570) 455-4994

Luzerne County Assistance Office 205 South Washington St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 (570) 826-2100 Mision Cristiana Soplo de Vida/ Christian Mission Breath of Life 335 Washington St. Freeland, PA 18224 (570) 921-1065 Noxen United Methodist Church 390 SR 29 S. Noxen, PA 18636 (570) 298-2503 Reach of St. Stephen's Food Pantry and Clothing Closet 35 S. Franklin St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 (570) 829-5611 Saint Peter and Paul's Food Pantry 13 Hudson Rd. Plains, PA 18705 (570) 825-6663

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Meal Options: Food Banks Saint Vincent de Paul Society 39 E. Jackson St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 (570) 829-7796 St. Faustina Kowalska Roman Catholic Parish 520 S. Hanover St. Nanticoke, PA 18634 (570) 735-4833 St John Evangelist Church 35 William St. Pittston, PA 18640 (570) 654-0053 The Salvation Army Two locations: 520 Kidder St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 (570) 824-5990 739 Sans Souci Pkwy. Hanover, PA 18706 (570) 823-4191 or (570) 823-1935

Wyoming County Food Pantry 819 State Route 29 South, Tunkhannock, PA 18657 (570) 836-4090 Wyoming Valley Aids Clinic 183 Market St. Kingston, PA 18704 (570) 823-5808 Wyoming Valley Presbyterian Church 2 Lockhart St. Wilkes-Barre Township, PA 18702 (570) 823-2808

United Charities 107 W. Madison Ave. West Hazleton, PA 18202. (570) 455-1529 Weinberg Regional Food Bank 185 Research Dr, Pittston, PA 18640 (570) 908-2222 West Side Food Bank 190 S. Sprague Ave. Kingston, PA 18704 (570) 288-0934

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Meal Discounts: Chain Restaurants

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Applebee's Arby’s Baskin-Robbins Bonefish Grill Buffalo Wild Wings Burger King Carrabba's Italian Grill Chick-fil-A Chili's Denny's Dunkin' Donuts Friendly's Golden Corral Hardee's IHOP Joe's Crab Shack KFC Maggiano's Little Italy McDonald's Olive Garden On the Border Outback Steakhouse Panera Bread Pizza Hut Red Lobster Ruby Tuesday Sonic Drive-In Steak 'n Shake Subway Taco Bell Texas Roadhouse The Cheesecake Factory Waffle House Wendy's Wingstop

15% off select menu items Varies by location; typically discounts on meals Discounts on select ice cream items 10% off select menu items Discounts on select menu items, varies by location Discounts on meals, varies by franchise 10% off total bill Varies by location; some offer discounts on meals 10% off meals 15% off total bill or senior specials 10% off coffee and select items Discounts on select meals or desserts 10% off total bill Discounts on select meals Discounts on senior menu items 10% off total bill Discounts on select meals 10% off total bill Discounts on coffee, varies by location 10% off total bill Discounts on select menu items 10% off meals Discounts on coffee and select items Discounts on select pizzas and meals, varies by location 10% off total bill 10% off total bill Discounts on select meals Discounts on select meals Discounts on sandwiches, varies by location Discounts on select items, varies by location 10% off total bill Discounts on select desserts and meals Discounts on meals, varies by location Discounts on select meals, varies by location Discounts on select meals, varies by location

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Your Representatives Legislators play a crucial role in supporting senior by shaping policies that directly affect their quality of life. Through their work in crafting and voting on laws, they can expand access to affordable healthcare, strengthen prescription drug protections, and ensure that programs like Medicare and Medicaid remain reliable and adequately funded. They also influence funding for senior centers, home‑care services, and transportation programs that help older adults stay connected to their communities. You can find out who represents you by using the free Find My Legislator tool at https://www.palegis.us/find-my-legislator.

US Senators John Fetterman (D) Dave McCormick (R) US Representatives Rob Bresnahan (R) Dan Meuser (R)

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State Senators Lisa Baker (R)- District 20 (covers parts of Luzerne & Wyoming Counties) Marty Flynn (D)- District 22 (covers part of Luzerne County) Lynda Schlegel Culver (R)- District 27 (covers part of Luzerne County) David G. Argall (R)- District 29 (covers part of Luzerne County) State Representatives Eddie Day Pashinski (D)- District 121 (covers part of Luzerne County) Jim Haddock (D)- District 118 (covers part of Luzerne County) Jamie Walsh (R)- District 117 (covers part of Luzerne County) Alec Ryncavage (R)- District 119 (covers part of Luzerne County) Brenda Pugh(R)- District 120 (covers part of Luzerne County) Dane Watro (R)- District 116 (covers part of Luzerne County) Tina Pickett (R)- District 110 (covers all of Wyoming County)

Thank You Veterans! Luzerne County’s Veterans Affairs Office exists to honor veterans by helping them access a wide range of federal, state, and county benefits. The office assists with disability compensation claims for veterans who were injured or developed chronic illnesses during active duty. It also provides guidance on Aid and Attendance benefits, which help wartime veterans and surviving spouses pay for significant medical expenses such as assisted living or in‑home care. The Luzerne County Veteran Affairs has offices in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton to assist you. For more information, go to

Surviving spouses may receive support through programs like Dependency and Indemnity Compensation when a veteran’s death

https://www.luzernecounty.org/508/Veterans

is connected to service‑related disabilities. Those whose spouses served during wartime may also qualify for a Survivors Pension. Permanently and totally disabled wartime veterans who were honorably discharged may be eligible for a Real Estate Property Tax Exemption, helping reduce the financial burden of homeownership.

Additional services address health, housing, and daily living needs. Veterans can receive assistance enrolling in VA health care, and those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness are directed to specialized coordinators at the VA hospital. Disabled veterans may qualify for home alterations such as ramps, roll‑in showers, and structural modifications

through

programs

the

Home

Improvement and Structural Alteration (HISA) Grant and other adaptive housing grants.

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The office also helps veterans request military records, apply for veteran ID cards, and connect with state and federal resources. It provides information about the Veterans Crisis Line, which offers confidential support around the clock for veterans and service members facing mental health challenges. Through these programs, Luzerne County aims to ensure veterans and their families receive the recognition, support, and practical assistance they have earned through their service.

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Bridging the Distance: Innovative Transportation Solutions The Luzerne County Transportation Authority (LCTA) welcomes new clients to its Senior Shared Ride Program.Seniors receive reduced‑fare transportation based on trip distance. The reduced rate was made possible through funding provided by the 65+ Lottery Program and the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Program. Co‑pays are determined by mileage, with rates increasing in tiers as trip distance grows. Rides are available Monday through Saturday, and appointments may be scheduled up to two weeks in advance. Next‑day rides must be requested before noon on the previous business day. Riders may bring no more than three grocery bags. Call the Luzerne County Transportation Authority officer at (570) 288-9356 or visit the LCTA website at https://www.lctabus.com/ for additional details. The LCTA also administers the Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP), which provides free transportation for Medical Assistance (Medicaid) recipients who need to travel to covered medical services. Eligible riders must have an active Medical Assistance card, live in Luzerne County, and be traveling to a Medicaid‑approved provider. MATP is not an emergency service. MATP offers several transportation options depending on the rider’s needs and location. LCTA may provide paratransit vehicles, accessible vans, or arrange for mass transit when appropriate. Riders who can use their own vehicle (or someone else’s) may receive mileage reimbursement at 12 cents per mile, plus parking and tolls with receipts.

The program operates Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aides may accompany riders under certain conditions, and children under 18 may be accompanied by a parent or guardian at no cost.

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The LCTA also operates the Special

Eligibility for STEP is based not simply

Transportation Efforts Program (STEP),

on having a disability but on whether a

which is a reduced‑fare paratransit

person

service designed to help individuals

fixed‑route transit. All STEP vehicles are

with disabilities who cannot use the

ADA‑compliant

fixed‑route bus system. The program

service animals are permitted on board

unable and

use

regular

accessible,

and

fulfills requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by offering

The program allows riders to bring one

transportation within three‑quarters of a

Personal Care Attendant (PCA) at no

mile of fixed routes during the same

cost when assistance is required for

days and hours those routes operate.

daily

STEP is a shared‑ride service, meaning

companions may travel but must pay

passengers travel with others, and

the same fare as the rider.Riders are

pickup times fall within a 30‑minute

allowed up to three shopping bags and

living

activities.

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must cancel trips at least one hour in advance to avoid penalties.LCTA also honors reasonable accommodation requests in accordance with ADA guidelines. The program allows riders to bring one Personal Care Attendant (PCA) at no cost when assistance is required for daily living activities. Additional companions may travel but must pay the same fare as the rider.Riders

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are allowed up to three shopping bags and must cancel trips at least one hour in advance to avoid penalties. LCTA also honors reasonable accommodation requests in accordance with ADA guidelines. STEP aims to help individuals with disabilities maintain independence by providing access to essential and social destinations such as workplaces, schools, medical appointments, shopping centers, restaurants, senior centers, and gatherings with friends or family. Hazleton Public Transit allows senior citizens aged 65 and older to ride all HPT fixed‑route

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buses for free. Seniors simply need to present the appropriate Pennsylvania Senior Transit ID or other accepted proof of age when boarding. This free‑fare benefit applies to all regular fixed‑route services whenever buses are operating.

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The program is part of Pennsylvania’s statewide Free Transit Program for Senior Citizens, which ensures that older adults

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can access essential services, shopping, social activities, and appointments without transportation cost barriers. Seniors do not need to pay for transfers either, as the free fare covers the entire fixed‑route system. Trehab provides shared‑ride transportation services in Wyoming County, offering essential mobility support for both senior citizens and individuals with disabilities. These programs are designed to help riders access medical appointments,

shopping,

social

activities,

and

other

necessary destinations, ensuring that transportation barriers do not limit independence or quality of life. Senior citizens can use Trehab’s Shared‑Ride Program, which offers reduced‑fare transportation for adults aged 65 and older. This service supports a wide range of trip purposes, and costs vary based on distance and eligibility for

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state‑funded assistance. Riders schedule trips in advance and can rely on Trehab for consistent, county‑wide service. Individuals with disabilities also benefit from specialized transportation options, including door‑to‑door service when needed. These services accommodate riders who require accessible vehicles or additional assistance, and trips may be funded through insurance, vouchers, donations, or other support programs. Trehab may also use taxis or alternative vehicles to meet specific accessibility needs. 20

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The Luzerne/ Wyoming Counties Mature Worker Program, also known as the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP), is designed to help adults aged 55 and older reenter the workforce by providing job training and employment support. The program serves residents of Luzerne and Wyoming counties who meet federal low‑income guidelines. Because demand is high, applicants may experience a waiting period before a training slot becomes available. SCSEP positions are intended as a stepping stone rather than permanent employment, helping participants build skills and confidence that lead to better‑paying jobs. Participants receive on‑the‑job training at government or nonprofit agencies for 20 hours per week and are paid minimum wage for training time, approved classes, and program meetings. Training is tailored to each individual’s needs and may include clerical work, computer skills, social services, or assisting at senior nutrition sites. The program also offers assessments, testing, counseling, and referrals for additional classroom training when appropriate. Employers benefit as well, by gaining access to motivated trainees who are developing relevant skills through the program. Overall, SCSEP provides a structured pathway for mature workers to refresh their abilities, gain practical experience, and connect with employers seeking their skill sets. It supports both personal development and community service, helping older adults transition back into meaningful employment.

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Still Have Questions? Check out the Benefits & Rights Guide If you still have questions, you can go to the PA Department of Aging website for more information. One of the best, free resources is a comprehensive

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guide titled Benefits & Rights for Older Pennsylvanians. It provides general information about programs, services, and protections available to older adults in the state. Note: the publication is informational only and not a substitute for medical, legal, or financial advice. The guide highlights that many of the senior services are funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery, which has contributed over $33 billion to benefit older residents since 1972.

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Get your free copy of the 130 page guide at www.pa.gov/agencies/ aging/health-topics-forolder-adults/benefitsrights-for-olderpennsylvanians

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The contents of the guide covers a wide range of programs, beginning with the Department of Aging’s mission and its network of 52 Area Agencies on Aging. These agencies coordinate services such as senior community centers, adult daily living centers, and PA Link to Aging & Disability Resources. Advisory councils, including the Pennsylvania Council on Aging and the Long-Term Care Council, are described as advocates and advisors for older adults’ needs.

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Also, the guide details specific benefit programs such as caregiver support, employment opportunities like the Senior Community Service Employment Program, vocational rehabilitation, and income support such as Supplemental

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Security Income and unemployment compensation. It also addresses protections against age discrimination through the Pennsylvania Human Relations

Commission

and

the

U.S.

Equal

Employment

Opportunity

Commission.

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