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Offerings Provided by Other Organizations
Laguna Niguel Sr. Club
The Laguna Niguel Senior Club is a non-profit
organization that operates independently from the City’s
Sea Country Center. The activities sponsored by the Sr.
Club are open to seniors coming to the Center. The Sr.
Club provides a monthly newsletter to its members.
Membership meetings are offered with entertainment &
lunch provided by Age Well’s Nutrition Program.
Age Well Senior Services
Nutrition Program
Hot and cold lunches are available at Sea
Country every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday provided by Age Well Senior Services.
Cold lunches, weather permitting, are available
on the Courtyard Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Lunches are served at 11:45 a.m. A $4.50
No membership is required to enjoy Club-sponsored donation is suggested. Reservations are en-
couraged. For more information call
activities offered at Sea Country.
(949) 362-2807.
The City provides the Senior Club an office in the Center
which is open Monday - Friday 10:00am - 2:00pm. For Meals on Wheels
more information or to find out about the trips For those who qualify, home delivered meals
sponsored by the Club, call 362-2937. Senior Club are available on a donation basis ($7.50
suggested) for a hot lunch, cold dinner and a
sponsored trips depart from the Laguna Hills Mall.
cold breakfast for the next morning. Monday -
Sr. Club Sponsored Activities:
Friday volunteers deliver meals to those who
Bingo: Wed. 12:20pm - 3:00pm (arrive by 12:20pm)
are unable to come to the center. Please
Party Bridge: Wed. & Fri. 12:30pm - 3:30pm
contact the Age Well nutrition coordinator at
(3rd Friday 1:30pm - 3:30pm)
(949) 362-2807 for more information, to enroll
or to volunteer.
Book Group: 1st Friday of the month 1:00pm-3:00pm
Scrabble: Thursdays 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Annual Membership Cost:
$15/Year - Single
Attend a Senior Citizens Committee Meeting
City of Laguna Niguel - Senior Citizens Committee
The Laguna Niguel Senior Citizens Committee is an advisory group to the City Council and the Parks &
Recreation Commission. The Committee meets to discuss the needs of senior citizens both within the City and
regionally. The Committee promotes involvement of senior citizens in community affairs and provides input
regarding a variety of programs benefiting the senior citizens that make up our community. The Committee
meets on an as-needed basis. When held, meetings are at 2:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of the month in
Council Chambers at City Hall. The Committee’s meetings func