June 2023

Important Reminders June is Pride Month! Senior Coastsiders is raising the flag to show support for our LGBTQ+ community members. Check out the upcoming community events below to find out what is happening to celebrate The center will close at 1:00PM on Thursday, 6/8 for a staff/board meeting. Afternoon classes (Tai Chi and English Singing group will be cancelled) The Sunroom and Dining Room will be painted on 6/14 - Yoga, Rosen, and Watercolor Wednesday are cancelled. Lunch will be grab and go or eaten outdoors The center will be closed for Juneteenth on Monday, 6/19 Gentle Yoga is cancelled on Wednesday, 6/21 & 6/28

Senior Coastsiders provides accommodations for people with disabilities. Please check with the office at least 24 hours in advance if you will need extra support. For further information on classes or upcoming events, call 650-726-9056. To see regularly scheduled weekly classes, be sure to scroll down. All listed classes and programs take place at Senior Coastsiders and are FREE unless otherwise indicated.

I say goodbye...and they say hello!

After seven amazing years as program manager at Senior Coastsiders, I will be pursuing a new professional opportunity in El Granada as the assistant general manager with the Granada Community Services District (GCSD). I will transition to part-time the week of 6/12 with my final day at Senior Coastsiders on 6/23. My time at Senior Coastsiders has been fulfilling both professionally and personally and I value the relationships and friendships I have made along the way. Thank you all for making my time at Senior Coastsiders so very special. As I prepare to leave, I'm thrilled to introduce you to Rose Hernandez, and Mary Jane and Scott Hamilton. Rose will serve as our new Activities Coordinator as we increase our offerings into the afternoons and evenings. Mary Jane and Scott are a dynamic duo who are re-envisioning our Home Repair Program.

Here's a note from Rose: Hello, my name is Rose and I am the newest member of Senior Coastsiders! I was recently laid off from a job I held for 35 years and found myself searching for a new career. I am blessed to have found a home at Senior Coastsiders as the new Activities Coordinator. I look forward to meeting you all!

Mary Jane and Scott Hamilton are lifelong Coastside residents who love being involved in their community. Mary Jane's administrative prowess and Scott's career as a licensed contractor make them the perfect pair to move Senior Coastsiders' home repair program in a new direction. The focus will be on year-round work and more immediate assistance for older adults seeking help to remain safely in their homes.

We are currently seeking a new program manager - please spread the word and steer candidates toward our website!

Senior Coastsiders is partnering with NCOA and BayPLS to provide COVID, Flu, Tdap, Pneumonia, and Shingles vaccinations to older adults! Come to our Wellness Fair on June 12, from 1-6pm. Representatives from various organizations will also be on hand to chat about programs and resources related to your wellness including: Coastside Adult Day Health Center 1-4 Registered Dietitian, Tracie Dalton 1-4 Family Caregiver Alliance 1-6 SamTrans 1-6 Caption Call Half Moon Bay Library You can also get your blood glucose and blood pressure checked! Pre-registration is strongly encouraged (use the QR code above or click HERE) but walk-ins are welcome too while supplies last!

New and Upcoming!

Trivia Hour - NEW DAYS! Test your brain and meet up with friends for Trivia Day at Senior Coastsiders. Our trivia master is Larry De Young, a long-time Coastside resident, who wants you to get those “Little Grey Cells” working. Larry formulates excellent questions with the support of fantastic slides, a timer, and score sheet. His questions will have your synapses snapping! Grab a smart friend or two to form a team - or join a team when you arrive. If you win, you'll enjoy...bragging rights! NEW SCHEDULE - first Monday (in the Dining Room) and third Wednesday (in the Media Room) of each month at 1:00PM (June 5 and 21 this month). Improvements at the center We are very grateful to Commonwealth Financial Network who have chosen Senior Coastsiders for their service project this year. Volunteers will be at our center on Wednesday June 14th putting up a much needed fresh coat of paint in the dining room and sunroom. Because of this, regular programming in those rooms is cancelled for the day. We will, however, be providing a bagged lunch that can be picked up at the center. Diners will come through the lobby and grab their lunch in the Media Room and exit to the patio. NEW - Drumming Circle with Jane Gerughty Drum circles, or rhythm gatherings, occur in various cultures. They are an informal and active way to connect with others, express yourself, and relieve stress. Everyone is rhythmic - there is no wrong way to drum at a drum circle. No experience required and beginners highly encouraged.  Facilitator, Jane Gerughty, is an innovative science and health educator with a passion for mindfulness and holistic wellness. She has extensive training in a variety of practices, including Reiki, Drum Circle Facilitation, Tai Chi, Karate and Power Lifting. She believes in using these techniques to help people make connections and build positive supportive relationships. Trained and Certified by Jeni Swerdlow in the Arthur Hull methods of drum and rhythm facilitation, Jane will bring Rhythm & Drum circles Coastside. Group will meet on the second Monday of each month in the Sunroom from 2:00-3:00PM starting in July. There will be an informational meet and greet on Tuesday, June 27th at 11:30AM followed by lunch with Jane at the center. We invite you to bring your own drum (any type), bell, shaker, rattle or any percussion instrument. If you don’t have one, no worries, we'll have some to share. All ages welcome - group is FREE. If there is interest, meditation style rhythm circles are a possibility as well.  Mystery Book Club This group meets the first Wednesday of each month at 12:00PM (June 7 this month). The group will be discussing The Venice Sketchbook by Rhys Bowen. The group meets in person with Zoom option. To connect via Zoom, click HERE (passcode BOOKS) or contact [email protected]. Future books can be picked up at the Senior Coastsiders office at 925 Main Street. Half Moon Bay Library at Senior Coastsiders Library staff will be in the Senior Coastsiders Dining Room the third Wednesday of each month during our birthday celebration. Swing by the table to check out and return books and see what's new at the library! Senior's Dinner Club at It's Italia Come in and enjoy the fun and community of a family style dinner served at the It's Italia's "Grandfather Table" that seats 10 guests. The Senior's Dinner Club meets the second Thursday of each month (June 8 this month) for a 5:00PM seating. Enjoy a three-course seasonal menu designed by Chef Maile del Fierro for a set price of $25 (Includes coffee, tea, and soft drinks. Alcoholic beverages and gratuity not included). Payment and reservation to be made with the Senior Coastsiders office. Space is limited to the first 10 people who sign up and pay each month. This is a great chance to meet new or old friends at one of our fine downtown establishments. Be sure to take advantage of this amazing deal! Lunch with your instructor Pre and post class time can be a bit hectic with busy schedules. Wouldn't it be nice to sit and chat over a meal with your class instructor? Pilates and Functional Movement instructor, Kerri Dorn, will be sticking around on the first Friday of each month to have lunch in the dining room and chat with students - without the stress of starting class late or missing an appointment! Come join Kerri for lunch and a chance to chat on Friday, June 2! Coastal Arts League Friday Art Classes Class topics/mediums change each week but class is sure to delight and educate! Join this free class on Fridays from 12:30-2:00PM. This class is capped at 12 so be sure to arrive early to ensure your spot. June 2 - Rebecca Ellis - drawing June 16 - Patti Appel - acrylics June 23 - Nancee McDonell - collage June 30 - Laura McHugh - mixed media To learn more about the Coastal Arts League and their volunteer instructors, visit coastside-artists.com/art-classes.html#/ International Day in the Dining Room - Brazil International cuisine AND special programming? What could be better!? One day each month will feature an international dish accompanied by trivia, games, music, or activities about the featured country. Join us Wednesday, June 7 for a delicious black bean and pork stew as we celebrate Brazil! Passports not required! Live Music! Who doesn't love a little live music!? We have live music in the dining room at least once a week during lunch! Come see who's playing! Peter Master on piano the first Tuesday of each month - PETER IS RESCHEDULED THIS MONTH FOR 6/12 Coastside Celtic Collaboration the second Wednesday of each month - CANCELED FOR JUNE Vocalist Tina and guitarist Harry the third Wednesday of each month CANCELED FOR JUNE Carol Siegal on the third Thursday of each month Mike McCall on Spanish guitar the fourth Tuesday of each month MIKE IS RESCHEDULED FOR 6/6 Blue City Jazz on the fourth Thursday of each month BLUE CITY IS RESCHEDULED FOR BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY Possible new groups/classes Dance Group Would an afternoon dance group be something you would like to attend in person at Senior Coastsiders? If so, please email [email protected] so we can gauge interest. This would just be an opportunity to dance to some fun music for exercise and socializing, not a formal class.

Community Garden Meeting If you haven't yet seen the new garden beds at the south end of the building, be sure to check them out! Through a grant from the San Mateo County Office of Sustainability, Senior Coastsiders has installed raised planter beds, a new walkway, and multiple plants for our very own community garden! Interested gardeners are invited to our first community garden meeting to be held on Tuesday, June 6 at 3:00PM in the dining room and garden area. We are looking for individuals who are interested in helping plant, maintain, and oversee the new garden beds and help develop our composting system at the south end of the building. We will discuss plans and create a committee and watering schedule. The beds are shared and are meant not only to provide nourishment to community members but also serve as a place to relax and get one's hands a little dirty. If you can't attend the meeting but are interested in helping with the garden, please email [email protected]. Speaking of the garden Do you have extra pots? The garden could really use some large terracotta pots for tomatoes and vining green beans. If you would like to donate, please contact Rose at [email protected] "Basics" Tech Classes Join computer tutor, Wanda Bowles, for a basics course on your Android, Windows, or iOS device. Course content will include: basic computer vocabulary, touch screen gestures, notifications and settings, wifi connection, dictation, basic internet, email, and more! Classes will be: Windows Basics - Monday, 6/12 at 4:00PM Android Basics, Thursday, 6/15 at 4:00PM Apple iOS Basics - Thursday, 6/22 at 4:00PM Apple iOS Basics - Monday, 6/26 at 4:00PM Parkinson's Support Group Wednesday, June 7, from 2:30-3:30PM. The group is made up of those with Parkinson's and their family members and caregivers and provides a wonderful opportunity to share experiences and resources. Let's all go to the movies! This month we are taking on a more serious topic with a special evening screening of The Quiet Epidemic, As Close as Your Backyard. We will be joined by local Lyme Disease advocate, Steve Diers, for a pre-screening presentation. Steve is a Retired Ranger/Naturalist of 39 years and will focus his talk on protecting yourself from tick bite(s) and the challenges of getting an accurate diagnosis and competent care if you should contract Lyme disease. Following the presentation, we will screen the award winning documentary, The Quiet Epidemic, As Close as Your Backyard. "After years of living with mysterious symptoms, a young girl from Brooklyn and a Duke University scientist are diagnosed with a disease said to not exist: Chronic Lyme disease. The Quiet Epidemic follows their search for answers, which lands them in the middle of a vicious medical debate. What begins as a patient story evolves into an investigation into the history of Lyme disease, dating back to its discovery in 1975. A paper trail of suppressed scientific research, and buried documents reveals why ticks-and the diseases they carry-have been allowed to quietly spread around the globe." (imdb) Presentation and screening - Tuesday, June 13. 6:00PM Doors open 6:15PM Presentation by Steve Diers 7:00PM Break 7:15PM Screening of The Quiet Epidemic Running time 1h42m. Refreshments will be available. If you have movie suggestions, please stop by the office and let us know! Learn to Nature Journal - Do you want to connect with nature and learn how to observe the world around you in a more intentional way? In partnership with the Coastside Land Trust, we are offering two nature journaling workshops taught by naturalist Elexis Padron. Elexis will teach you how to slow down, observe your natural environment and translate those observations into a beautiful nature journal. This can include writing, drawing, numbers, measurements, painting and even poetry. All supplies will be provided. Please call or stop by the office to sign up. Workshop 1: 6/5 (at Senior Coastsiders) and 6/12 (off-site), 2:00-4:00PM Workshop 2: 6/26 (at Senior Coastsiders) and 7/3 (off-site), 2:00-4:00PM ***FULL**** The Coastside Land Trust is dedicated to the preservation, protection and enhancement of the open space environment. Taking a strategic approach to land conservation, we: Protect land by purchasing and accepting donations of land and conservation easements, Secure private and public funding for land conservation, Provide assistance and resources to landowners interested in protecting their land, and Lead local conservation, restoration, stewardship, and educational activities. Men's Discussion Group This is a participant led discussion group for older men looking to connect with peers, chat about the challenges and opportunities of aging, or just find a new avenue for socializing. Group will meet on the first Tuesday of each month at 10:30AM in the dining room over coffee. First meeting, Tuesday, June 6. Welcome to Yoga and Welcome Back to Yoga Have you been curious about yoga, but have never taken a class? Have you enjoyed practicing yoga in the past, but have not taken a class in awhile because you are recovering from surgery, injury, illness or other life circumstance? If so, this opportunity is for you. LindaGrace offers a three or four class series to new or returning students to evaluate current strength, flexibility, balance and familiarize you with the warm ups and basic poses before you enter the Gentle Yoga Class or the Wise Woman Yoga Class. These intro classes can be arranged directly with LindaGrace at [email protected] Envirotokens Voting June 7-20 Every time someone uses their own bag at New Leaf and puts a token in the Senior Coastsiders slot, we get money! But, every six months there is a vote to decide which organizations get to participate and we need your VOTE! Ballots will be available in the store during the voting period. The top 6 vote recipients in each store will receive Envirotoken donations each month with the new period starting July 1, 2023.

SamTrans Ride Plus Transit Service is Coming to Half Moon Bay - JUNE 18, 2023!

SamTrans is excited to announce the launch of Ride Plus, our new Half Moon Bay shared-ride service. Starting June 18, comfortable shuttle vans will provide an easy and affordable way to get around town. Use eco-friendly Ride Plus to get to the beach, your favorite restaurant or store, even the annual Art & Pumpkin Festival! It’s also perfect for connecting with SamTrans bus routes 294 and 117. The service area (see map) includes places like downtown Half Moon Bay, beaches, Pillar Point Harbor, El Granada, Cañada Cove, and the Moonridge Apartments. Order a ride in the moment or up to seven days in advance! The easy-to-use Ride Plus app lets you choose the pick-up and drop-off points—all with the added benefits and accessibility of a public transit system. To learn more, click HERE for the FAQ's and to sign up for updates, or give SamTrans a call at (650) 238-5880. Your Clipper transit card will work for ride payment and transfers. Cash and SamTrans passes are also accepted. To help you try it worry free, Ride Plus is FREE to use from June 18 through July 31! After that, expect to pay standard SamTrans bus fare. Service hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., seven days a week. SamTrans will be at our Wellness Fair on 612, 1:00-6:00PM, to share information and answer questions about this new program. Get vaccinated AND get informed!

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Other upcoming Community Events & Info

Coastside Pride is leading the celebration in June. The parade and Family Fun Zone will be full force on June 11. To learn more and get the full schedule of entertainment, go to https://coastpride.org/ 12:30 Parade along Main Street from Filbert to Mill 1:00-3:00 Entertainment, food, drinks, and a family fun zone at Mac Dutra Square 3:00 Equity Warrior Award 3:30 After-party with DJ China G. at San Benito House VOTC Movie Night Thursday, June 15 at the HMB Library featuring The Fablemans 5:30-8:00PM. Join other Village members at the movies! Growing up in post-World War II era Arizona, young Sammy Fabelman aspires to become a filmmaker as he reaches adolescence, but soon discovers a shattering family secret and explores how the power of films can help him see the truth. Cast includes Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Seth Rogan, and Gabriel LaBelle. Written and directed by Steven Spielberg. No refreshments will be served. Snacks may be brought in. Bring a friend! Senior Preview Night This is the enduring tale of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. In the rigid theocracy of Salem, rumors that women are practicing witchcraft galvanize the town's most basic fears and suspicions; and when a young girl accuses Elizabeth Proctor of being a witch, self-righteous church leaders and townspeople insist that Elizabeth be brought to trial. The ruthlessness of the prosecutors and the eagerness of neighbor to testify against neighbors brilliantly illuminates the destructive power of socially sanctioned violence. Senior Preview night is Thursday, June 15. Doors open at 7:00PM, show starts at 7:30PM. No reservation required, donations appreciated! Coastal Repertory Theater, 1167 Main Street.

Come Dance at the Oddfellows Lodge! Join in for a free and fun dance experience. You can dance your own way, no partner needed. Bring friends, feel comfortable in the renovated lodge where air circulation and open windows provide a safer environment. Monthly dances with DJ’s playing a variety of tunes from MoTown to Hiphop. Please double check the website HMB-ODD.org for details on dances, currently planned for the first Saturday of each month. No charge to attend and if you wish to make a donation it will go to support Youth Services Programs. More Dancing options If you are looking for more ways to get your groove on, you can join other like minded dancers via Zoom. For links and more information, email [email protected]. Participants can jump in or leave as needed - group is very flexible. FREE

The Ecology of Soil The Coastside Land Trust welcomes Chelsea Carey of Point Blue Conservation Science to talk about the intricate and fascinating world below our feet. Dr. Carey is the director of Soil Research and Conservation for Point Blue Conservation Science. She develops and leads research projects and partnerships with rangeland management across California and beyond, including local TomKat Ranch. Dr. Carey’s research focuses on characterizing soil properties that are relevant to soil health and climate change mitigation, and identifying ways that explicit consideration of the soil can improve the success of conservation practices. Saturday, June 10 at 10:00AM. This is a webinar via Zoom - register HERE.

More Useful Info

Senior Gateway is a one-stop website intended to provide seniors, their families, and caregivers with the information they need to connect to helpful services and resources, to find answers, and solve problems. Find information on such topics as: Avoiding and Reporting Abuse & Neglect Preventing Fraud, Financial Abuse & Common Scams Health Care Information Your Rights Resources available for Seniors Check it out at https://seniors.insurance.ca.gov/ TECH CORNER Computer Tutoring We have volunteer tech tutors three days a week. Come in and troubleshoot or learn how to better use your computer or smart phone! Mondays with Wanda from 12-2 Tuesdays with Carolyn from 11-1 Thursdays with James from 2-4 Appointments required. Please schedule with the Senior Coastsiders office. Free Home Covid Tests Senior Coastsiders has home Covid tests available for older adults on a first come, first served basis. Please call or stop by for more information or to pick up a test. Free KN95 Masks Available Senior Coastsiders has KN95 masks available for older adults. Please stop by our office. Limit 2 per person.

Friday Grocery Bus Service to the store for every Friday. Drop off available at both Safeway and New Leaf shopping centers. Bus will pick up behind the center at 12:45PM and return to campus at 2:00PM then on to homes of riders. If you would like to take advantage of this service, please call the office at 650-726-9056. Suggested donation of $2.00 round-trip. Senior Coastsiders Cookbook - Cookin' on the Coast This collection of recipes comes from volunteers, participants, and even our own chef! Cookbooks available for purchase now for $20.00 each. Order online HERE or come to the Senior Coastsiders office. Books are also being sold at Inkspell Books at 500 Purissima Street in town. Earn Free Tickets on Redi-Wheels and Redicoast! The Consumer Corps is a secret-shopper program where customers provide anonymous feedback about their rides. By completing and submitting at least eight ride evaluation forms in a quarter, Corps members receive one Redi-Wheels ticket book = 10 tickets. All forms and stamped envelopes supplied or you can complete evaluations online. To learn more, call 650-299-1442, email [email protected], or go to sanmateopcc.org.

Did you know that in addition to congregate dining and home delivered meals, Senior Coastsiders provides ongoing information and assistance including referrals and care management? Information on a variety of services is available to respond to the diverse needs and interests of older adults and adults with disabilities, enhance their dignity, support their independence and encourage their involvement in the community. A care manager is available on staff to consult, advise and assist older adults and adults with disabilities with the issues they may face. And, if you need transportation to the center, it can be arranged with a suggested donation of $1.00 each way. Check with the Senior Coastsiders office for more information.

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Senior Coastsiders Pet Buddy Program provides support services for seniors and their pets. Volunteers can help with temporary dog walking, in home cat care, medication assistance, transportation to the vet, and more! The program also provides pet food, cat litter, and limited financial assistance towards veterinary care.

Are you living on a fixed income and struggling with the high cost of quality pet food? Senior Coastsiders' Pet Buddy program can help by providing low-income seniors free pet food (regular and prescription). Please call Tracey at 650-726-9056 for more information or to sign up.

Lunches, classes, and programs are in full swing! We are offering many classes in one of three different formats: virtually over Zoom, in-person, or a hybrid model. We hope to have options for everyone and welcome your feedback. If it will be your first time coming to our center, please complete the My Senior Center registration HERE. CLASSES: Zoom links and online waivers for all virtual classes are available on our website, with the exception of Pilates Fusion, Functional Movement, Watercolor Wednesday, Gentle Yoga, and Wise Woman Yoga. Those classes must be accessed through My Active Center (instructions are HERE). If you are coming for in-person classes, please plan to arrive a bit early to complete necessary waivers and learn how to use My Senior Center In case of canceled classes, we will do our best to provide links for previously recorded classes below each class description. LUNCH: Our dining room is open Mondays-Fridays starting at 10:00AM for coffee and lunch registration begins at 11:45AM. Lunch is served at noon. Birthday lunch is the third Wednesday of each month. Live music during lunch is indicated by a musical note on menu. Once a month, we celebrate a different country with a special meal, & trivia. Vegetarian options are available for all meals, please ask your server for details. See below for the June menu, and our monthly activities calendar and class list. For a full list of class descriptions and instructors, click HERE. Please check our website for most current information on classes.

Reminder to ALL class participants - Our classroom schedule is very tight so please do not linger after class and DO NOT enter a closed classroom or a classroom that is being rearranged by staff. In order to quickly change classroom set-ups, staff needs a room clear of participants. Thank you for your cooperation!

Thank you for supporting Senior Coastsiders

Thank you so much to the almost 300 donors who helped us exceed our goal and raise over $100,000 during Coastside Gives on May 4th! We are so very grateful. Thank you in particular to the 46 new donors who made a gift. The money we raised will be used to offer more programs and services that promote the physical, mental, and social well-being of ALL Coastside older adults. Thank you for joining with us to support successful aging.

A note from Executive Director, Sandi Winter

To quote Benjamin Franklin “Change is the only constant in life. One’s ability to adapt to those changes will determine your success in life.” We have some changes coming to Senior Coastsiders! As I’m sure most of you will know by now, our wonderful program manager and volunteer coordinator, Hope Atmore, is leaving us to take another professional position. Hope has given Senior Coastsiders seven years of incredible service. Although we are sad to see her go, we wish her everything of the best in her future. Senior Coastsiders is undoubtedly a better place because of Hope – as I’m sure all our class participants and volunteers will attest! I hope you will join us to say farewell at a reception we will be having in the dining room on her last day, Friday June 23rd, starting at 1 pm. Change is unsettling but I firmly believe it creates opportunities and I’m excited to see what the future holds for us. We have a great team here at Senior Coastsiders and we have strategically positioned ourselves to manage this type of change by cross training existing staff members; outsourcing specialized tasks such as special events and key components of Hope’s job to professionals; and ensuring that our systems and processes are well documented and shared between team members. In addition, Hope has generously agreed to an extended notice period to allow for the transfer of organizational information. In addition to hiring for Hope’s position we are hiring a bus driver because - after a long delay - our new wheelchair accessible van will be arriving soon – example photo shown below. The van will be used to transport participants to and from our center, to local grocery stores and on special trips and outings. This is something our participants have requested since the first day I began working at Senior Coastsiders and I’m very happy to finally make this a reality. If you have ideas of changes we can make at Senior Coastsiders to improve our programs and services, please let me know. Sending you best wishes. Sandi

Community News You Can Use!

We take great pride in our community partnerships and view them as one more way to help provide resources for our community.

Senior Coastsiders is partnering with Peninsula Clean Energy to share information about important services and programs.   Who is Peninsula Clean Energy and what do they do? Peninsula Clean Energy has been the community electricity provider for San Mateo County since 2016, providing clean electricity at lower rates. There’s nothing you have to do to reap the benefits, either- it’s an automatic benefit of living in San Mateo County. Peninsula Clean Energy works in collaboration with PG&E, buying electricity from clean sources but using PG&E's lines to deliver that clean electricity to your home. They provide clean energy from sources like the wind and sun, which helps protect the planet for our kids and future generations. Zero Percent Loan program Peninsula Clean Energy’s zero percent loan program provides interest-free financing of as much as $10,000 per home for projects that include installation of electric heat pump equipment, including water heaters and HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) units. The loans range from 2-10 years and can be repaid on monthly electric bills. No credit check is required but customers must have a zero past-due balance on their previous three PG&E billing statements. For more information and application, go to:  Zero Percent Loan Program- Peninsula Clean Energy

If you need assistance with shopping, would like to sign up for meals on wheels, need a mask, or need other assistance, we are just a phone call away! Please call our office at 650-726-9056.

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