Health

Each year we greet Resurrection Day before the sunrises with gentle movement and breath work through the practice of Yoga with Christine Tresselt in the barn at Wright Locke Farm and then transition out to the hillside for a Sunrise Service to celebrate Christ's Resurrection.

Fentanyl can show up anywhere, from counterfeit street pills to fentanyl-laced cannabis gummies, from college campuses to small towns like Winchester. It's critical to understand the risks in order to stay safe

Spend your vacation getting creative! Come on over to Studio on the Common for some nonstop, art-filled fun! We'll have a new project each day, so you can sign up for just one day or the whole week (but we don't recommend signing up for the morning and the afternoon on the same day as the projects do repeat). With a creative mix of drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media projects it's sure to be a blast!

Join us for a presentation on the risk factors of gambling disorder as well as resources to help.

Did you know that gambling is a serious public health issue? People with a gambling disorder are at increased risk for suicidal ideation and other mental health issues. Gambling takes many forms, including sports betting and betting disguised in video games.
Join us for a presentation on the risk factors for gambling disorder as well as resources to help.

Considering preschool for next year?
Come to our Open House on Tuesday, November 4 from 10am-12pm. You and your child will have the opportunity to experience our magic and:
•meet our dedicated teachers
•tour our large bright classrooms
•participate in hands-on activities
•learn about our curriculum
•experience our enrichment programs like gymnastics with Ms. Jenn (10:30am) & music with Mr. Andrew (11:30am)
•register for next year (or this year if you are interested!)
•take home a goodie bag!
Pop in at your convenience or stay for the entire morning. Siblings are welcome too!

Minuteman Senior Services will present resources that enable older adults to continue living at home. Learn what’s available; whether you need services today or want to know what’s available for future needs. While open to all, the presentation will focus on the unique needs of Solo Agers – those without the support of adult children or family. An audience discussion will follow the presentation. To register: call 781-721-7136 or visit www.jenkscenter.org

Join us in a powerful discussion and listening session around stories of
depression/anxiety, substance use, survival and resilience.
Then be empowered to equip yourself and your teen with the necessary
skills to make healthy choices and manage their mental health while living
independently beyond high school.

News of the mental health crisis in young people is overwhelming. How can we help our children manage anxiety without being swept up by fear and confusion ourselves? In this presentation, national expert, Lynn Lyons will offer practical strategies to reduce anxiety and promote resilience in children from preschool through high school.

The MBTA Mobility Center will be in the Small Meeting Room to help you apply for Income-Eligible Reduced Fares (IERF) and Senior CharlieCards! No appointment needed. Be sure to bring the required documentation. Details below. Senior CharlieCardsThe Senior CharlieCard also provides a 50% discount on all MBTA fares, including on the Commuter Rail and RIDE paratransit.