St. Michaels Community Center
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The St. Michaels Community Center is helping fathers get the skills they need to be involved in their children’s lives by sponsoring the National Fatherhood Initiative’s 24/7 Dad® program beginning this August.
The free program is being facilitated by the Responsible Fathers Initiative, with limited participation and pre-registration needed by filling out this registration form. A 13-session workshop began at SMCC on August 16 and continues Tuesday evenings from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. through December 13, with a light meal provided for participants. The upcoming Winter/Spring Session will be announced here, with interested fathers encouraged to sign-up for notifications using the form on this page. The program will give dads the parenting, relationship, and communication skills they need to be involved, responsible, and committed fathers. Developed by fathering and parenting experts, 24/7 Dad® focuses on the characteristics that men need to be involved fathers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This community-based program helps men develop the attitudes, knowledge, and skills they need to get—and stay—involved with their children. The National Fatherhood Initiative was founded in 1994 as a premier provider of fatherhood resources in the nation. The Initiative has trained more than 25,000 practitioners from more than 6,300 organizations through its national resource center FatherSOURCE™, in delivering meaningful programming to dads, with more at www.fatherhood.org. For more information or to enroll in the program, please complete our registration form, or email Executive Director Patrick Rofe at [email protected]. |
The St. Michaels Community Center will respond by phone or email to your inquiry.
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Connect with other seniors each Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. while enjoying a hot lunch, conversation, or even an activity! Walk-ins welcome!
(A donation is not required, but we suggest a $2 donation for the meal)
The St. Michaels Community Center offers a series of regularly occurring classes and events for adults and seniors.
We're committed to encouraging and helping the community to live well, so we work with local health agencies and instructors to provide life-skills and wellness classes and clinics to the public, free of charge or at a highly discounted rate.
Active adults often take advantage of our free, weekly lunches with guest speakers and social programs that promote exercise and brain health. A $2 donation is suggested only.
In fact, local doctors often refer their patients to the SMCC for events and activities that help keep older adults active and mentally stimulated.
(A donation is not required, but we suggest a $2 donation for the meal)
- Bingo: First Wednesday Each Month
- Brain Games: Second Wednesday Each Month
- Crafts with Karen: Third Wednesday Each Month
- Arts with Diana: fourth Wednesday Each Month
- Anything Goes: Fifth Wednesday Each Month
The St. Michaels Community Center offers a series of regularly occurring classes and events for adults and seniors.
We're committed to encouraging and helping the community to live well, so we work with local health agencies and instructors to provide life-skills and wellness classes and clinics to the public, free of charge or at a highly discounted rate.
Active adults often take advantage of our free, weekly lunches with guest speakers and social programs that promote exercise and brain health. A $2 donation is suggested only.
In fact, local doctors often refer their patients to the SMCC for events and activities that help keep older adults active and mentally stimulated.
Active Adult GatheringsIf you're 55 years of age or older, we'd love for you to join us at the St. Michaels Community Center every Wednesday from 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. for activities and a well-prepared meal from Upper Shore Aging.
This program is suspended during the COVID pandemic. On the 1st Wednesday of every month we play Bingo, and the YMCA helps us play "Brain Games" on every 2nd Wednesday. On the 3rd and 4th Wednesday, we save time for arts and crafts. Suggested donation is $2 per person. Adult Wii BowlingThis program is suspended during the COVID pandemic. Adult Wii Bowling at SMCC takes place on Fridays at 10am with teams that can have up to 16 people. This is a lot of fun! No experience necessary, and drop-ins are welcome!
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Body MoversThis program is suspended during the COVID pandemic.
Come join us at St. Michaels Community Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 to 10;15. This is a go at your own pace, easy moving dance class. All ages are welcome. You can do it from a chair or standing up, You just need to move. No experience is necessary, and drop-ins are welcome! |
