“Bringing seniors, their families and caregivers in our communities together for physical activity, mental stimulation, camaraderie, and fun, while providing timely and important information related to issues surrounding aging.”

Lisa Sibelman, Program Director

Programdirector@srcnj.org

908-879-2202

OCTOBER 2026

NEWSLETTER

IT'S GOING TO BE A REALLY BUSY MONTH!


PLEASE WATCH YOUR UPCOMING EMAILS FOR IMPORTANT NEWS ABOUT THIS YEAR'S FESTIVAL OF TREES EVENT.

COMING SOON!!!

To help us continue offering all of these exercise and enrichment programs, we gratefully accept donations of any size, with a suggested amount of between $3 & $5. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a real difference and is truly appreciated. Classses are subject to change - please watch this space for cancellations - Lisa

Happy Birthday to All Who Celebrate

during the Month of OCTOBER!!!

Andy W    Dorothy T      Jayne Hruza

Evelyn Constantino    Roberta M


We would like to recognize you during your birthday month!! If you haven't sent in your birthday yet, please let Lisa know and she’ll make note of it.

JOIN THE

SRC WALKING CLUB

AT COLUMBIA TRAIL

IN HIGH BRIDGE

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd

at 10:00 AM

(weather permitting)


During this walk, we will be placing the "Fairy House" that was created by our craft workshop participants along the trail in honor of Cindy Dominguez. This will serves as a lasting tribute to Cindy as she and Scott prepare to relocate to Florida in the near future.

Columbia Trail in High Bridge trailhead is located near 77–79 Main Street, High Bridge, NJ 08829. A large paved parking lot is available at the end of Main Street in High Bridge, featuring spaces and portable restrooms.

Click Here for Directions

Please RSVP by clicking the blue button and emailing us so that we know that you're joining us. Any questions please call/text Lisa at 732-589-1478  

THERE'S STILL ROOM!

ATLANTIC HEALTH/SRC JOINT EMOTIONAL WELL BEING PROJECT #4A

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2026


The Link Between Dental Health and Emotionl Health: What You Need To Know

How your teeth and gums can alert dentists

to other health problems

WITH DR. ELYSE ABRAMS, DDS.

(more information to follow)

Dentists aren’t just there to polish up your pearly whites. They can also detect when other things are going on in your life. Dentists are sometimes the first professional to identify and diagnose a emotional health issue. They are able tomake a lot of referrals to counselors and therapists.

A dentist that notices teeth grinding may also prescribe someone a mouthguard and ask about potential anxiety. A light lunch will be sponsored by Atlantic Health for this program.

To register for this program please email Lisa at programdirector@srcnj.org

WELLNESS DAY AT SRC

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 AT 12 NOON

OCTOBER COFFEE HOUR AT SRC WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 AT 12:30

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Atlantic Health/SRC Joint

Emotional Well Being Project #4B

Thursday, October 15th at 12 Noon

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UPCOMING PROGRAMS IN OCTOBER

MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW


MONDAY, OCTOBER 26TH AT 1:00 - MUNCH & LEARN PROGRAM AT THE MOUNT OLIVE LIBRARY


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29TH AT 12 NOON - WELLNESS DAY AT SRC ON "STROKE PREVENTION AND AWARENESS"

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