Los Nietos Community and Senior Center
11640 E. Slauson Ave.,
Whittier, CA 90606
562-699-9898
Los Nietos Community and Senior Center was built in 1977 to serve the unincorporated Whittier area and other neighboring communities. In August 2020, the center underwent a complete renovation and is now a multipurpose facility designed to offer a wide range of services and social activities providing opportunities for daily learning, skills enhancement, community engagement, socialization, and healthy living for residents of all ages.
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| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Public Access Computers/Computer Labs | Computers and printers available for the public to use on their own or in a class setting; tablets available at some centers too. |
| REACH (Art & Craft Class) | Individuals participate in the art class hosted by program staff. |
| REACH (Academic Classes) | Classes that prioritze the academic needs of individuals with specials needs. Coordinated by REACH. |
| Zumba | Offers older adults a lively and enjoyable workout, combining dance and aerobic movements set to energetic music, promoting fitness and fun in a social atmosphere. |
| Aerobics | Offers older adults a fun and energetic workout designed to improve cardiovascular health, flexibility, and overall fitness in a supportive group environment. |
| Painting Class for Adults | Class teaches all levels to paint with different mediums. |
| Crochet | Crochet is taught from new to advanced learners. |
| Video Exercise | Seniors exercise to a video at the center. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Emergency Food Assistance | The center coordinates, organizes and distributes food to provide food to low-income individuals, including the elderly and persons with disabilities. Maintains and prepares monthly reports to be submitted to the Food Bank. |
| Congregate Meals | Lunch meals on-site at centers for seniors. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Title V | Centers serve as training sites for subsidized part-time work for unemployed older adults (age 55 or older). Center directors provide training and supervision. |
| Youth Training Program | Provides at risk and disconnected youth with career exposure opportunities, resources and support to prepare them for future success centers are participating training sites. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Dances | Events held at centers that include entertainment such as music to dance to and/or food, games, etc. This is an opportunity for community members to socialize with each other. |
| Karaoke | Individuals sing to their favorite songs. |
| Bingo | Game for seniors to play. |
| Movie Day | Community members gather to watch a movie together; varying dates/times through the month. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Holiday Giveaways/Seasonal Celebrations | Centers plan celebrations and activities around holidays (.eg. Halloween, Thanksgiving, & Christmas, etc.) that include giveaways and activities. |
| Back to School Backpack Giveaway | School supplies and local resources provided to the community. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| REACH (Self-Advocacy Meeting) | Individuals meet to discuss events within the community, plan for activities, socialize, and discuss current events, etc. eaways and activities. |
| Senior Support Group Clubs (i.e., John F Kennedy Club / Pan Americano Club) | Social Club that gathers regularly at the center to socialize, celebrate holidays, visit local attractions and sponsor community events. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Utility Assistance | Center assists eligible individuals and families submit their utility bills (SoCal and SCE). Reviews, prepares and submits utility bill submissions in the system. |
| Information & Referral | Provide information and refer community members to programs/services available, including APS referrals. |
| Forms Assistance | Staff help complete simple forms such as Utility CARE Discount, Jury Duty, etc. |
| Translation | Staff assist translate simple documents for the community. |
| Meeting Room Reservations | Centers have meeting rooms available for reservation by organizations seeking to provide a service to the community. |
| Presentation/Workshops | Centers have a variety of workshops that changes monthly. |
| Farmer’s Market Voucher | Seniors receive vouchers to use at farmer’s markets. |
| Fitness Centers | Exercise equipment available at the center such as treadmill, elliptical, etc. |
| Cooling Center | If there is excessive high temperature, centers are activated as Cooling centers to provide relief from extreme heat conditions. The goal is to offer a safe, cool environment for those who might be at risk of heat-related illnesses. |
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Toy Loan Program | DPSS Toy lending program that provides incentives to children in the community. |
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