CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) — Prior to having lunch with his wife at the Clovis Senior Activity Center, you can catch Bob Bebb in the billiards room, where each table brings people together for friendly competition.<\/p>\n
They’re all on the tables he made.<\/p>\n
“It makes me intensely proud to see people my age still having fun,” he said.<\/p>\n
He’s been making pool tables for 70 years and donated these to support his fellow seniors and add to the wide variety of offerings.<\/p>\n
“They’re doing aerobics, they’re playing bridge, they’re playing canasta,” Bebb said. “On Wednesday, we have line dancing. They have counsel estate planning — just anything us old people need.”<\/p>\n
From grief support groups to yoga classes, there are more than 70 different types of programs — offered at low to no cost.<\/p>\n
“It’s important that we understand that a majority of our clients are strictly Social Security income-based, or sometimes there’s a mix, but understanding that everyone that comes through our doors might be on a tighter budget than others is really important,” says Senior Services Supervisor Ashlee Winslow.<\/p>\n
Winslow says there are even transportation options for Clovis residents.<\/p>\n
“It really is ensuring any barrier that’s in place can be solved with a conversation,” she said. “There’s no reason that you have to be by yourself or be alone or not have lunch. There’s something here for everyone.”<\/p>\n
An annual membership at the Clovis Senior Activity Center is free for Clovis residents and costs $25 per year for non-residents.<\/p>\n
There are also scholarship opportunities. Membership and programs are available to seniors 50 and older.<\/p>\n
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