Senior Activities & Companionship at Stanmore Bay

🌿 North Shore CMA offers weekly companionship and morning activities specially designed for seniors aged 65+ at Stanmore Bay Community Hall. Join us every Thursday from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM during school term for social connection and gentle activities suitable for those with limited mobility.

What to expect:

• Suitable for seniors with limited mobility or who use walking aids
• Welcoming, supportive environment for all participants
• $10 entry fee includes lunch
• Optional $5 pick-up/drop-off transport service available (conditions apply)
• Located at 41 Waiora Road, Stanmore Bay, Whangaparāoa

Contact details: Call 09 489 8954 or email info@cmans.org.nz to learn more.

Benefits of Social Activities for Seniors in Whangaparāoa

Regular social activities like those offered at North Shore CMA provide vital benefits for seniors in our community. 👵👴 These gatherings are specially designed to combat isolation while supporting physical and mental wellbeing for older Kiwis.

Physical wellbeing benefits:

• Gentle movement appropriate for those with mobility limitations
• Structured activities that help maintain coordination and basic motor skills
• Regular outings that encourage leaving the house and maintaining daily routines
• Supervised environment where physical needs are understood and accommodated

Mental wellbeing benefits:

• Regular social interaction that helps prevent cognitive decline
• Mentally stimulating activities and conversations
• Reduced feelings of loneliness and isolation
• Opportunity to form meaningful connections with peers

These community-based activities are particularly valuable for Whangaparāoa seniors who may have limited transport options or live alone. The inclusive setting of the Stanmore Bay Community Hall provides a familiar, accessible venue where older adults can gather, share experiences, and enjoy companionship in a supportive atmosphere. 🌊

The provided transport option removes a significant barrier many seniors face when accessing community services, ensuring that even those without independent transportation can participate regularly and maintain important social connections.