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Visit our new Lifelong Learning Center at Bethel Woods Elderly Complex

Jun 16
1 min read

We're proud to celebrate the opening of our third Lifelong Learning Center at Bethel Woods in Bethel, Ohio! This exciting new community space represents a meaningful investment in the health, well-being, and quality of life of older adults throughout southern Clermont County. Located within the Bethel Woods senior living community, the Lifelong Learning Center will provide opportunities for lifelong growth, social connection, education, and engagement.


Through this partnership, Clermont Senior Services and Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority are creating a welcoming environment where older adults can access valuable programs, build relationships, stay active, and combat social isolation—helping residents remain connected and engaged in the community they call home.



To help make this site more accessible, we are providing door to door transportation starting on Wednesday, July 1st.


Tuesday Pickup Locations: Amelia, Williamsburg, and Bethel


Wednesday Pickup Locations: New Richmond and Felicity


You must call transportation to schedule each ride at least 72 hours in advance. Rides cost $2 round trip. Meals not provided, packing a lunch is highly encouraged.


Each month, a calendar of activities will be posted at the top of our website with the calendar for our other Lifelong Learning Centers. Events at Bethel will also be included in our bi-monthly newsletter. For more information, you can also call the center at: 513-716-7039.


We're looking forward to the lasting impact this center will bring to older adults in the southern part of the county.


Bethel Lifelong Learning Center Address:

Bethel Woods Elderly Complex Community Room

610 Easter Road

Bethel, OH 45106

Open Mondays - Thursdays

 
 
 

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