The Ray County Senior Services Board
was created to provide programs
which will improve
the health, nutrition and quality of life
of persons who are sixty years of age or older.
The Ray County Senior Services Board is located in the Eagleton Center, 1015 West Royle Street, Richmond, MO 64085
Ray County Fellowship Center is now the Ray County Senior Center.
Information & Monthly Menus
Lisitng of Agencies/Providers funded by Ray County Senior Tax Levy dollars for 2012.
Transportation is available to all Ray County Seniors and the Disabled through Ray County Transportation's Direct Transit busses. Click the link below for more information:
www.directtransit.org
PART TIME TRAINING OPPORTUNITY
The Ray County Senior Services Board is working with Catholic Charities through the Title V Senior Employment Program. This program will pay a trainee up to 20 hours per week to do minor home repair for Ray County senior citizens. Interested persons who are 55 years of age or older with an income below $13,500 if single and $18,500 if married should contact Michael Spaw at 1112 Broadway, Kansas City MO 64105; 816-221-4377 or mspaw@ccharities.com
If you have questions about this position, you may also call D.Jane Bartlett at 816-217-3596.
The Ray County Senior Services Board (RCSSB) prepared and disseminated a brief, one-page survey or questionaire seeking the opinions of senior citizens in Ray County as to the services they feel they need in order to remain independent and healthy.
The survey was included in the April mailing of the City of Richmond water bills, thanks to the cooperation of City Administrator Rick Childers and City staffers; this put the survey in approximately 2500 City homes and businesses with RCSSB paying one-half of the cost of mailing.
The Richmond Daily News printed the survey in one of its editions at no cost to the RCSS Board; the Daily News circulation is over 2000 throughoout Ray County. The Lawson Review used the survey as an insert in one of its editions at a cost of $100 to the RCSSB.
In an attempt to give as many seniors in Ray County an opportunity to be heard via the survey, Board members also distributed the survey in local and area churches, senior citizen housing complexes and health offices as well as other places frequented by seniors such as the Ray County Fellowship Center.
These efforts to distribute the survey as widely as possible throughout Ray County led to a response of 520 surveys, mainly from senior citizens. The RCSSB will consider these responses when they determine how and where to expend the tax dollars they will receive for 2009.
The results of this survey have been published in the Richmond Daily News and may be viewed on this website through the following link: 2009 Ray County Senior Survey results*
To read the Ray County Senior Services Board Policy and Procedures, click link below:
Ray County Senior Services Board Policy and Procedures*
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