About us:
Our Staff & Volunteers
Our Staff & Volunteers
Our Staff & Volunteers
Executive Director- Sara Gaston
Head Cook- Dawn Fischer
Program Assistant- Claudia Baker
Assistant Cook- Carol Ray
Delivery Driver/ Janitor- Ken Foster
Delivery Driver- Herman Schniers
Delivery Driver- Sally Fleege
Delivery Volunteer- Jupie Gonzalez
Delivery Volunteer- Wendy Folen
Delivery Volunteer- Bob Folen
Delivery Volunteer- Eileen Mundil
Nutrition
Our Staff & Volunteers
Our Staff & Volunteers
Home Delivered Meals are delivered at lunchtime Monday-Friday. To qualify for this program you must be at least 60 years old, homebound, and have difficulty cooking for yourself. Homebound means you are no longer driving and not able to grocery shop, go to church, bingo, or other activities.
Our Congregate Meal program is served at the
Home Delivered Meals are delivered at lunchtime Monday-Friday. To qualify for this program you must be at least 60 years old, homebound, and have difficulty cooking for yourself. Homebound means you are no longer driving and not able to grocery shop, go to church, bingo, or other activities.
Our Congregate Meal program is served at the Senior Center at 11:30 am Monday-Thursday. To participate in this program you must be 60 or older.
Information & Assistance
Information & Assistance
Information & Assistance
Our office has SHIP counselors on site and can help with many programs. Here are a few of our more popular topics.
- Benefit Access license discounts
- Medicare Enrollments and New to Medicare Appointments
- Part D
- SNAP
- Medicaid
- Medicare Savings Program
- Extra Help for prescriptions
Information & Assistance
Information & Assistance
Clinton County Senior Services is a nonprofit. We are funded by grants through the United States Administration for Community Living, the Illinois Department on Aging and AgeSmart Community Resources. Clinton County Senior Services does not discriminate in admission to programs or activities or treatment of employment in programs or act
Clinton County Senior Services is a nonprofit. We are funded by grants through the United States Administration for Community Living, the Illinois Department on Aging and AgeSmart Community Resources. Clinton County Senior Services does not discriminate in admission to programs or activities or treatment of employment in programs or activities in compliance with appropriate State and Federal Statutes. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you have the right to file a complaint with AgeSmart Community Resources by calling 618-222-2561.