Heritage Village Seniors, INC. 4882 Heritage Road
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Founded in 1983, Heritage Village Seniors (HVS) is a Nonprofit public benefit corporation organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes as a 501 (c)(3). HVS provides a welcoming place for fellowship, activities, and community events for seniors and the Heritage Ranch Community. We are dedicated to fostering friendships, encouraging active lifestyles, sharing valuable community resources, and creating opportunities for social connection. Through donations and fundraising, we remain self-sustaining, enabling us to continue offering programs and gatherings that enrich the lives of our members and community.
MEMBERSHIP AND VOLUNTEERS
Eligibility: Individuals residing in the Heritage Ranch area who are 55 years or older can join as voting Senior Members. Spouses/Partners of any age younger than 55 may join as non-voting members. Individuals residing in the Heritage Ranch area aged 45 – 54 may join as non-voting Junior Members.
Annual Dues: $25.00 per person, $50.00 per couple. Lifetime Membership $250.00
Whether you are a senior, a junior, or somewhere in between, we welcome you as a volunteer. Volunteering is another way of connecting, getting to know more about the community while also spending time doing for others. Some of the areas needing more hands include: Flag Committee, Special Events Committees, BBQ Committee, and Game Nights.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Heritage Village Seniors Board of Directors:
President: Elaine Hollingsworth, 1st Vice President: Janice Gray, 2nd Vice President: Mike Camou, Treasurer: Joann Reinhardt, Secretary: Sheila Valdez
Heritage Village Seniors' Board of Directors Meetings: Held on the second Wednesday of each month in the main room of the Don Everingham Center at 10:00 a.m. The Seniors' Board of Directors Meeting is open to members and those interested in joining.
Don Everingham Center for Rent: If you are looking for a perfect place for your next event. Look no further. The Don Everingham Senior Center offers a modern 4200 sq. ft. space including a fully equipped kitchen, Great Room, Game Room, and lighted and screened-in Patio and BBQ area. The facility is available for member and non-member family gatherings and celebrations. For more information and rental rates, call Carol Fieber, Operations Chairperson, at 510-468-4171 or direct message @heritage.village.seniors.inc on Facebook.
Community Breakfasts: The day of the month will vary based on special holidays and events. Breakfast is scheduled from 8-10 am and most frequently occurs on the second Saturday of the month. Notices will be posted in advance, and members and nonmembers are welcome! Breakfasts will be provided for adults and children ages 5 and older. For children under the age of 5, no donation is requested. A suggested donation of $10 per person is appreciated, with all contributions directly supporting the fundraising efforts of our senior organization.
REGULAR ACTIVITIES
Bingo: Meets on the last Monday of the month. Members and Nonmembers are welcome. Must be 18 or older. The doors open at 5:00 pm at the DEC.
Bunco: Meets on the second Monday of each month at 1:30 pm. For reservations, call Maggie at 805-472-9560. Members and nonmembers are welcome.
Annual No-Limit Texas Hold 'em Tournament: Held in June at the Don Everingham Center (DEC). Community members over 21 are welcome. More information will be provided prior to the event.
Heritage Village Seniors Book Club: HVS Book Club meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 1:00 pm in the game room at the Don Everingham Center. Books will be chosen for their interest to a broad range of people. Members and non-members are invited to participate.
Lending Library: Did you know there is a Lending Library located in the Don Everingham Senior Center at 4880 Heritage Road? The lending library offers hundreds of books and a wide range of games, puzzles. It is free and is open to everyone on the Ranch. Come check it out. You might just find a book, game, or puzzle to enjoy and share with friends and family while on the lake. The library phone number is 238-0306. Library hours are Monday – Saturday, 10 am – 12 noon.
Recycling: CRV aluminum cans and bottle recycling bins are located at the Center. Please help keep our Ranch clean and support the Seniors with recycling income at the same time.
AVAILABLE SERVICES
Central Coast Commission for Senior Citizens (Area Agency on Aging)
Senior Connection: An information and referral line for adults, caregivers, and families. (800) 510-2020 or (805) 928-2552, Weekdays 8 AM-5 PM centralcoastseniors.org
HICAP: Free, unbiased Medicare counseling, plan comparison tools, and presentations. centralcoastseniors.org
Senior Nutrition Program: Free meals at congregate sites or home delivery (if eligible) for individuals aged 60+. (805) 541-3312 mealsthatconnect.org
Resource Directory & Publications: Free guides, online directories, and searchable listings for facilities, services, and support. centralcoastseniors.org
Food Bank
Food donations are available depending on the number of people living in a household and the monthly income. First Tuesday of each month at 3:00 to 4:00 P.M. Location: 2150 Heritage Loop Rd. Oak Hill Market Parking Lot
Other Services to Low-Income Families
Brown Bag: 805-237-9081
Telephone: Lifeline Service ($2.85 - $5.70 per month) 1-800-214-8433
PG&E: Low-Income Economic Opportunity Commission (EOG) 805-466-3444, provides lower electric payments, free weatherization, and more!
U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development: 805-928-9269 Ext. 4, provides home repairs for low-income households (1% loan/$7,500.00/free grant depending on age and income)
Veterans Affairs: Free health care for qualified Veterans and Dependents 1-888-826-2838
San Luis Obispo Senior Center
Extensive programming at the SLO Senior Center (1445 Santa Rosa St.), with free senior programs available. Contact: 805-781-7306
Paso Robles Senior Center (Senior Volunteer Services)
Free Services Include:
- Computer assistance and access to computers
- Lending library
- Legal aid (via San Luis Obispo Legal Assistance Foundation) for North County seniors 60+
- Medicare counseling (HICAP) by appointment
- Nutrition services-hot lunch with a suggested donation, plus home delivery
- Volunteer opportunities (e.g., RSVP) prcity.com
Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County (CAPSLO)
Minor Home Repair Services: Free minor repairs for seniors (60+) across the county and Santa Maria Valley. capslo.org
Adult Day Center (Paso Robles): Offers day care and respite services for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia-contact CAPSLO directly for details. capslo.org
Alternative Loan Closet, Veterans Memorial Building 240 Scott St, Paso Robles 805-239-7370
The Alternative Loan Closet in San Luis Obispo County operates with the mission of providing short term use of durable medical equipment to individuals during their healing and recovery process.
211 SLO County
"211" is a free, confidential, non-emergency service that connects individuals and families in San Luis Obispo County to vital local health and human services, including housing, food, mental health, crisis support, and more. The service is operated by the United Way of SLO Co and is available 24/7, every day of the year. During emergencies like natural disasters, 211 can provide info on shelters, closures, and relief services. Call Specialists can help you find programs and local organizations offering support in areas like:
- Housing & Shelter
- Food & Financial Aid
- Healthcare & Mental Health
- Childcare & Family Support
- Legal Aid & Veterans Services
- Substance Abuse Help
- Elder Support & Youth Programs
- Language Support
- Emergency Alerts & Disaster Info
Central Coast Hotline (a.k.a. SLO Hotline)
Phone or Text (24/7, free & confidential): 800-783-0607 t-mha.org Provides mental health guidance, crisis support, and suicide prevention. Operated by Transitions-Mental Health Association (TMHA). How it helps: Offers immediate support and referrals to mental health services. Non-crisis callers may be referred to the California Peer Support Warm-Line at 855-845-7415. t-mha.org Works closely with the Mobile Crisis Team (MCT) for urgent, in-person responses. well-beingmentalhealth.com
Mobile Crisis Team (MCT) (SLO CO)
When to use: If someone is experiencing a mental health or substance-use crisis and needs a rapid in-person response. Access it by calling: 800-783-0607 and requesting the Mobile Crisis Team. Details: Available 24/7/365 throughout SLO County, offers de-escalation, crisis stabilization, safety planning, and connection to ongoing support. Typically arrives within: 60 minutes in urban areas, 120 minutes in rural areas. Services are free, and everyone-regardless of circumstances, is eligible.
Suicide Prevention Hotline Numbers
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 988 (call or text)
National Backup Number 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)
Both numbers connect you to the same network of crisis centers. Calling or texting 988 is the quickest and most direct method in the U.S. If you're in San Luis Obispo County, you can also call the local 24/7 Central Coast Hotline: 800-783-0607
Both numbers are free and confidential. If you're concerned for yourself or someone else, don't hesitate to call.
Please note that while HVS provides this information as a helpful resource, it is up to each individual to confirm its accuracy and whether it is up to date. HVS is not responsible for the services or content mentioned.
