We are committed...

At Juniper we are committed to nurturing the spirit of life in each individual we serve so that they may live fully throughout all seasons of life. To us this means understanding an individual, not only their needs but their desires and responding with programs and services which provide for the highest quality of life possible. Our Alive in All Seasons program of activities is designed to foster healthy bodies, enriched minds and fulfilled spirits. These pictures and stories are living proof that we at Juniper are dedicated to walking our talk!

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Holiday House Fun!

Residents at Juniper Village enjoyed some old fashioned fun by making these gingerbread houses last week!  Traditional M&M's, Pretzels, gumdrops and other gummies were adhered by lots and lots more sugary goodness. The creativity was flowing this month with our annual Holiday door decorating contest too...photos to soon follow as soon as our winner is determined.

Monday, December 10, 2012

Holiday Cheer!

Juniper Village at Meadville residents are really getting into the Holiday Cheer!  This Holiday ribbon project was a creative task that the residents found delightful!  Lois is proud to display her tree.  Celebrate the little things this Holiday season and stop in to our Trees of Christmas in our Ballroom.  Vote on your tree of choice, and their Charity will receive a gift of $100, compliments of Juniper Village.  Cecilia takes pause in front of our beautiful lobby tree.  Anywhere you turn this Holiday, you will see the Joy of the season!  Stop by today, warm up with a cup of coffee and enjoy your visit.

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Halloween Celebration

Halloween at Juniper Village in Meadville was a celebration that spanned over a festive week. The holiday began with "Trick or Treat on Chestnut Street". Our residents lined the front patio as well as the front lawn handing out yummy treats. Hundreds of neighborhood children arrived and greeted us with creative costumes and sweet smiles. The residents were overjoyed.
We celebrated Halloween day with a decorative party filled with goodies, apple cider and prizes. Residents were entertained with games that enhanced their knowledge of superstitions, folk lore and the history of Halloween. It was a ghostly time.


















Monday, November 19, 2012

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving from our Juniper Family to yours!  These cute little turkeys showed up today from one of our Resident Family members.  They brought smiles to our faces and joy as we Cherish the Journey this Autumn season.  Please think of your local food pantry this month and consider donating to the Juniper Village food and coat drive.  Mike Franko, Family member, takes time out to support our efforts to feed the local community.  To date, we have collected nearly 100 pounds and 6 coats.  A great start, but we have 900 pounds to go!  Give thanks this season by giving back.

Friday, October 26, 2012

Memorable Moments!

With the leaves falling, preparing us for the cold winter months, we fondly look back on our days of summer fun. One of our most enjoyable summer adventures was a boat ride on Conneaut Lake. Residents boarded the "Kaylee Belle" and sat back for a peaceful, scenic tour. We couldn't have asked for nicer weather. The day was bright and the
waters sparkled. Residents reminisced about days when they'd taken their own families to the shores of Conneaut Lake. We awed as the jet skiers raced by. It was a perfect day of relaxing and socializing with friends on one of Northwestern Pennsylvania's most treasured lakes.













Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Wreath Decorating!

Residents welcomed in the fall season by creating personalized wreaths to display on their doors and brighten our hallways. Participants sorted through piles of autumn décor and crafted together a colorful collection of wreaths for all at Juniper to admire.

Fred Trace, melted our hearts with his heart shaped wreath. He
carefully chose from an assortment of bright flowers, gourds and
leaves. The participants marveled at his creation and complimented his newly discovered artistic abilities. We learned that a little bit of hot glue and a lot of imagination goes a long way. All of the residents posed proudly with their wreaths after the activity. They are already asking when we can make them again!








Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Hometown Heroes

Residents of Juniper Village Senior Living celebrated their Hometown
Heroes! Treats were prepared and deliverd to the Police and Fire
Departments, as well as to the first responders at Meadville Area
Ambulance and the Emergency Department at Meadville Medical Center. The event was intiated to give thanks to our Hometown Heros through the Hometown Heroes program.

What is the Hometown Heroes Program?
"At Our Hometown Heroes, we are giving back to those who help make our local communities a better place to live. Police and Fire personnel help keep our cities safe, Teachers help educate our children, Doctors and Nurses keep us in good health, city personnel keep our city infrastructure running strong and soldiers at home and abroad protect our country. The Hometown Heroes program can minimize the cost and stress of buying, selling or refinancing a home by providing up to thousands of dollars in benefits to our hometown heroes."
www.Hometownheroes.com

Thank you for being our HOMETOWN HEROES!