Frenchtown Center for Active Adults

The Frenchtown Center for Active Adults is a senior services organization in Monroe, Michigan, serving older adults throughout Monroe County. It functions as both an activity hub and a support resource, helping seniors stay socially engaged, physically active, and connected to the wider network of aging services in the county.

The center publishes a monthly calendar packed with recreational and social activities, from games and special events to dinners and organized travel experiences such as its “Grand Experience” trips. It also operates an Adult Day Services Program, which provides a supervised, engaging environment for older adults who need supervision during the day — an option that gives family caregivers a dependable window of respite. A partnership with the Monroe County Library System brings a “Library in Motion” service that delivers books, magazines, DVDs, and audiobooks to participants each month. The center is supported by the Monroe County Commission on Aging, the United Way of Monroe/Lenawee Counties, the Area Agency on Aging, and Frenchtown Charter Township.

This resource matters because social isolation and inactivity are serious risks for older adults, and a vibrant local center counteracts both while easing caregivers’ load. Whether a family is looking for daily engagement, occasional respite through adult day services, or simply a welcoming place for a loved one to enjoy community, the Frenchtown Center delivers. Caregivers can call (734) 243-6210 for information or visit 2786 Vivian Rd. in Monroe to view activity calendars and learn about membership and volunteer opportunities.