Senior Programs

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Sussex Community Center

Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am to 5pm

W240N5765 Maple Ave, Sussex WI 53089

Office: 262-246-6447 Fax: 262-246-6337

email: recinfo@villagesussex.org

The Sussex Community Center offers many programs for seniors, such as meal-site program, a semi-fixed shuttle service, fitness programs, art classes and studios, basket weaving, card, game, knitting and crocheting groups, educational presentations, day trips, special events, and parties and much more.

There are no annual membership fees to participate in senior programming. The activities are open to all individuals in the community 55 years (60 years old for the meal-site program) and older.

Center of Attention

The Center of Attention is published four times a year. The newsletter provides our senior community with multitudes of information about activities, events, trips, classes, seminars, support groups and resources. You can find copies of this publication at the Pauline Haass Public Library, Sussex Village Hall, Sussex Community Center, Alterra Sterling House, Sussex Mills, Bristol Court Apartments and here on the village’s website.

Click here for our newsletter.

Senior Shuttle

The senior shuttle provides an affordable transportation option that enables our senior adults to maintain a healthy, active and independent lifestyle. A detailed schedule is available through the link below or you can find copies of the schedule at the Pauline Haass Public Library, Sussex Village Hall and the Sussex Community Center.

The routes are semi-fixed, meaning, that pick-up and drop-off locations are routine. Round-trip tickets cost $3.00 each or 10 tickets for $25. Shuttle tickets can be purchased at the Sussex Village Hall or the Sussex Community Center.

Click here for Brochure.

Click here for April - June Shuttle Schedule.

Waukesha County Senior Dining Meal-site

Fellowship, Food and Fun

Senior dining includes both senior dining centers and home-delivered; being low-cost and nutritious meals to persons 60 years of age and older, with emphasis on outreaching frail, isolated, homebound and disadvantaged older adults. In addition to a hot noon meal, the senior dining centers provide nutrition education, health information & screenings, outreach and support to older adults and their families. Monthly menus are available at the Community Center, on this website and on the County’s website at www.waukeshacounty.gov.

Reservations are required at least 24-hours in advance. Call 262.548.7848 anytime to make a reservation.

Click here for Menu.


Senior Activites
CLICK HERE for list of Regularly Scheduled Senior Activities.

	LOW IMPACT EXERCISE Every Monday & Wednesday 9 am - 9:45 am Individuals 55 or better can participate in the low impact aerobic fitness program. The workout adapts gracefully to the changes of the senior participant. Call the Community Center to register at 262-246-6447.

WALKING SCHEDULE September - May Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 7:20 - 8:50am 9:00 - 10:30am 12:55 - 2:25pm Tuesdays & Thursdays 7:20 - 8:35am 9:50 - 11:05am 1:10 - 2:25pm	SENIOR WALKING September - May Hamilton High School W220N6151 Town Line Road Seniors are welcome to walk at the high school. Participants should enter through the front doors (all other doors will be locked). Upon entering, participants should check-in with Julie Orvold, who will get you started walking. Coats can be hung in Office B. Please see walking schedule.

EVENTS / TRIPS

MINERAL POINT

Friday, June 29

7:30am - 5:15pm

Step back in time and discover some of Wisconsin's history.Our journey begins at Pendarvis, a cornish mining settlement from the early 19th century. After a bag lunch in a local park, we will visit Orchard Lawn which was built shortly after the Civil War and is home to three generations of the same family.