NU-HOPE Elder Care Services provides a variety of weekly services in the homes of seniors.  These services provide the basic care that seniors need in order to safely remain in their own homes.

However, life is about much more than just the basics. NU-HOPE constantly strives to find additional ways to enhance the lives of seniors, from providing art classes, sending special cards or gift packages to those who are homebound, or offering community-wide Thanksgiving Dinners where all seniors could gather and celebrate blessings and remembrances together.

Below are just some of the special projects we have undertaken during the past few years, as well as the partners who made the projects possible.

Send Love to Homebound Seniors Valentine’s Day Project;

Art by Judy Diamond Bistro Art program: Judy Nicewicz;

Card Making: Jan Menges and Tammy Krause;

Thanksgiving Dinner for Seniors (Hardee and Highlands County);

Holiday Baskets for Seniors: Glade Electric Charitable Trust;

Thanksgiving Dinner for Seniors: Duke Energy Foundation;

United Way Day of Caring: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Office of the Supervisor of Elections;

United Way Partner Outreach Video;

Disaster Preparedness Kits: Duke Energy Foundation;

Lap Robes, Bibs, and Accessories: Braswell Heritage Estates, Sebring Falls, & Tropical Harbor;

Older Americans Month Proclamations: Hardee and Highlands County Commissioners;

Avon Park High School US Government Class;

Matinee Series for Seniors: South Florida State College Cultural Programs;

Catheryn McDonald Senior Center renovations: Mosaic;

Catheryn McDonald Senior Center holiday celebration: Tanya Ramsey, Tammy Grimsley Daw, and Kathryn Grimsley Harris;

Santa’s Workshop Hardee Holidaze;

Mason G. Smoak Foundation Youth Leadership Dialogue Exchange;