Great programs. Nice helpful staff. Feels very welcoming environment. Pottery classes are great…read moretoo

Very friendly and clean. The staff are sweet to us old people and I feel very much at home here…read more There are plenty of activities to keep seniors busy and off the streets. I love working the community puzzle. There is bingo and cards, and silver sneakers, and yoga, and pottery and book club, and a small library.

Rocky Mountain Adult Daycare has provided excellent care in a friendly and professional environment…read morefor more than 20 years. The staff is caring and truly looks after your loved ones, leading to improved mood and health. The activities are fun and suitable for all abilities. My grandpa enjoys socializing with his friends there, and when he gets back home, a smile covers his face!! I highly recommend this top company in town if you are looking for fantastic care!

It's very nice place and people they work over there they are very kindly They help and working…read morehard for elderly people I recommend to bring your lovely parents or any friends to this place!

We rented the large common room for a baby shower. Tiffany at the front desk was most helpful and…read moreeven allowed us a concession on the timing. The space was just what we needed and having nice padded chairs was a big plus. After packing up we realized a valuable hand made child's rocking chair was missing. The follow up by park staff included a review of security camera footage- showing exactly where it went..a communication mix up on our end- the chair was with us! I cannot say enough to support our wonderful experience and encourage others to consider the space for their events.

Nearby and local Denver Rec Center, great place for my friends and I to shoot pool on a regular…read morebasis. The team who runs the Rec Center are all very courteous and respectful and being that I'm kind of a regular there a few times a week, most of the staff know my friends and me very well. Bathrooms are also very clean. Parking is very easy and we're welcomed there all the time.

My dad has some memory loss and macular degeneration issues that limit his daily independence and…read moresocial activities. I needed a solution to help my dad bridge the transition from living in his home in Arizona to living here in Denver at my house- Sarahcare was a great match for our needs. The folks at Sarahcare are so patient and kind- they really take pride in planning activities to help their participants age in place, and stay active mentally, socially, and physically as possible. My dad especially liked Wednesdays when the group would help deliver meals to other Seniors for Meals on Wheels. I feel it gave him a sense of purpose and kept him active. Even though (because of his memory loss) dad couldn't always tell me what he did each day, the staff was always willing to give "status reports" and keep me in the loop about dad's activities. Each month I could pick up a calendar of events so I knew what was his daily schedule was like. This helped make meal time a little less challenging as I could prompt dad and ask "You had a field trip to the Imax this morning, what movie did you see?" or "I see they had pet therapy animals come in to perform did you enjoy them?" The "secret intel" I got from the calendar and the staff really helped me feel like I could try and keep dad's brain active at home as well! We liked the program so much we recommended it to my husband's grandfather who now attends. The staff at Sarahcare do an amazing job! Please don't hesitate to look at them as an excellent option to help your loved one.

Thank you SarahCare. For the past year I have been the primary caregiver for my mother, who is 90…read moreand suffers from dementia. She has been attending SarahCare since May and now participates four day a week. It is so good for her to socialize with other seniors, and it gives me a chance to participate in activities I enjoy during the day. The staff is very attentive. I give this facility my highest recommendation.

A nice place for Older Adults to enjoy community, exercise, and education. There are fitness…read moreclasses, cooking classes, and informational seminars. Most offerings are FREE for YMCA members or Centennial residents but all are welcome. There are movie days, and special event gatherings. There is parking at the Southglenn Mall parking lot where the old Sears was or park in the garage for free. Hours at the center are Monday - Friday, 10 AM - 3 PM. The SG library is nearby too.

Attended a great class but the public internet was down and there was no alternative solution to…read moreconnect to the internet. When I asked to speak to someone other than the front desk/volunteer, I was told there was no one for me to speak to. The customer service was lacking for such a basic request.

So, this is a great resource for the community. They just installed all new fitness equipment and…read morethe staff is very helpful and friendly. If you have aging parents or want to get started in your fitness path, this is a great place to start. Many different activities.!

When you call you get a person who knows all the services, what clinicians specialize in what, and…read morewho takes what insurance. They have multiple price points so you can get the help you need no matter where you're at financially. They do couples therapy, individual therapy, family therapy , and a few folks there even do play therapy for kids.

I can't say enough good about People House. They provide a wide range of services targeted toward…read moremental health as well as spiritual/personal growth to populations who would otherwise have difficulty affording them. This is a truly amazing organization made up of wonderful people.

They have done a nice job transitioning this from the old library into the community center it is…read morenow. I brought my daughter here for a class that we signed up for through South Suburban. It has a refreshed and updated feel on the inside. There was a group of senior citizens playing games in the main area. And there are quite a few private education and meeting rooms. There is a desk at the front with someone you can check in with and ask questions.

From the owner: Along with fun and unique educational programming for all ages, The Lone Tree Hub is home to the…read morenew Esports Lounge with 6 professional gaming computers, the newest in gaming consoles and over 250 games. The Lone Tree Hub also offers rental space for anything and everything. Formal conference room, classroom spaces, large open lobby with lots of windows. The Hub offers a lot of flexibility when planning your next event or business meeting.

I absolutely love Community Works and what they do and what they represent. I recently dropped off…read moresome of my late husband's shirts, pants, ties, dress shoes and some other miscellaneous items. The two gals in the office helped me bring the bags in. I really appreciated that gesture. They also showed me the closets for both men and women that their clients get to shop. I would highly recommend this organization.

The people running the program are pretty friendly, knowledgable and entrepreneurial minded…read more However, I went to the week-long training class and I was kind of disappointed. They advertised this program as a program that helps you land the job you want, however it just turned out to be another generic job-readiness program that just puts you in whatever job they have available rather than what career you want and what your background is actually is. With the high-energy entrepreneurial people running the program, you would think they would have stronger career advice to give and be able to help you with a more individualized approach, but unfortunately they do not. The training class was pretty fun and engaging for the most part, and the teacher Cedric was a great speaker. However, what I had an issue with was how a huge percentage of the class was spent training us on warehouse safety and how to use a forklift. I'm sure that's great for people who actually want to work in a warehouse, but for everyone else it's a waste of time (so my recommendation is for them to hold the forklift training during a different time for the people who want it). I know for a fact that I'm never in a million years going to work a blue-collar job. I found it a bit insulting, because they get a lot of people signed up for the program from homeless shelters, rehab clinics, and those previously incarcerated, so it came across like they were talking down to us and assuming warehouse work is the only thing we would be qualified for or willing to do. And from my experience, warehouse jobs are pretty in-demand and they hire pretty much anyone desperate for a job. My feedback for this program would be to stick to their word about helping us land in the career we like, and do a better job meeting everyone where they're at in their career.