$111 BEFORE DEC. 31st TO HELP US CROSS THE FINISH LINE

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Independent Living

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Seniors’ Supportive Housing

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Assisted Living

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Long Term Care Home

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“It Takes A Village”: A Campaign to Support Seniors in Delta Through Day Program for Older Adults in KinVillage.

KinVillage is dedicated to raising $3 million to enhance and expand the Day Program for Older Adults (DPOA). Your support is vital for achieving this goal, enabling us to offer a wide range of care, activities, and respite services for seniors and their caregivers.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DAY PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS (DPOA)IN KINVILLAGE
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