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Since 2010, the Centennial Senior Commission has encouraged older adults' involvement in community issues by, among other things: Advising the City Council on matters affecting seniors Serving as a forum for the expression of ideas, needs, concerns and goals relating to community issues, particularly as they may affect seniors Offering hands-on experience and learning by and for seniors of our community Enlisting community-wide participation in resolving senior concerns and Providing senior opportunities to participate with other citizens in activities and programs that benefit all of the citizens of Centennial. The City of Centennial values senior citizens and benefits from having an open forum for seniors to discuss issues affecting them.

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Enrollment is limited to 30 participants and attendance at all seven sessions is highly encouraged.Ĭentennial offers a variety of free community events throughout the year at the award-winning Centennial Center Park, located at 13050 E. We will also encourage graduates to serve on one of the City's boards and commissions, where volunteers like you work to improve our community. What are your priorities for improving the quality of life for all in Centennial? What do you care about? What are your ideas? We want to know. Centennial 101 is also an opportunity for us to learn from you.

In just 7 weeks, participants will be involved in fun and engaging lessons while learning how Centennial is unique and finding opportunities to get more involved in our community.

Arapahoe Libraries offers book clubs, workshops, genealogy resources, computer classes, walking groups, and more.Ĭentennial 101 is an interactive seven-week program to discover how our City works. It brings the library to the community through daycare, school and business visits and even has a Library on Wheels that visits apartment buildings, assisted living centers, area businesses, schools and local events. The Workforce Center is guided by a Workforce Investment Board comprised of local community members.Īrapahoe Libraries serves more than 250,000 people at eight library locations and a library within the Arapahoe County detention center. Arapahoe/Douglas Works! offers free workforce development services to businesses in the metro Denver area, to ensure the region remains economically competitive and boasts an adequately skilled workforce for the future. Connecting Colorado, an online database of statewide job openings and registered job-seekers, is available to facilitate the match between skilled workers and businesses. The workforce center offers an array of tools to support local job-seekers, including resources and workshops for a self-directed job search, one-on-one employment counseling and training assistance. The Arapahoe County Senior Resource Division offers several resources for seniors, including chore services, homemaker programs, transportation, and assistance for veterans.Īrapahoe/Douglas Works! Workforce Center is a member of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s statewide network of workforce centers, which provide a variety of no-cost services to job seekers and businesses.

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