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Meals on Wheels
For many Americans, Meals on Wheels is literally the difference between remaining in their own homes and needing to relocate to a nursing facility. The nutritious meal, friendly visit and safety check help them cope with three of the biggest threats of aging: hunger, isolation and loss of independence. Research proves that when seniors have the right support, they gain greater quality of life, need fewer hospital stays and live longer. Meals on Wheels serves individuals who are unable to prepare their own food because of physical limitations. A home visit is required to determine eligibility, and if found eligible, arrangements are made to have meals delivered to the individual’s home. At Berks Encore, we aim to serve everyone in need of home-delivered meals in Douglassville, Wernersville,Mifflin, Reading, Fleetwood, and Strausstown PA. The Meals on Wheels program provides not just a nutritious meal, but also a check in by a volunteer. Meals are packed in each of our six centers to help save time, money, and other valuable resources. Our centers also provide congregate meals to seniors who are not homebound, yet unable to prepare their own meals. Everyone age 60+ is invited to enjoy a hot nutritious meal while in a social environment at one of our community centers.
Meals on Wheels Eligibility Guidelines
There are conditions of need and requirements for service to be eligible to participate in the Meals on Wheels program.
*Consumers applying for the Meals on Wheels program must be 60+ and must be homebound by illness, handicap and/or functional disability meeting the following guidelines:
▸ Physically, emotionally, or mentally unable to prepare their own meals and/or
▸ Have no family or friends or aids available or willing on an ongoing or temporary basis, to assist with meal preparation and/or grocery shopping and/or
▸ Physically, emotionally, mentally unable to attend or has no access to a Senior Center close to home, and/or
▸ Have no cooking facilities in their home and/or
▸ Lack of resources (money) for meals and/or
▸ Currently not active with a Community Health Choice Waiver program, or Senior Life When individual circumstances do not indicate the possibility of change in status and the person must continue to receive Meals on Wheels, an annual evaluation determines and documents his/her continuing need.
Other information:
▸ There is no cost for the meals, donation of $2.50/meal is suggested. ▸ MOW is not based on income however eligibility is based on need. ▸ Meals are delivered Monday-Friday, no weekends, no major holidays ▸ The care coordinator will call for an appointment to visit and determine eligibility and to obtain and update personal information. ▸ Once a consumer is determined eligible for Meals on Wheels, the consumer is started on the program within a few days depending upon route availability.
Submit a Meals on Wheels Referral
To refer someone to the Meals on Wheels program please fill in the form below.
Medicare Counseling Services
Confused about retirement benefits? Knowing how to access and make the most of your retirement benefits is important. Berks Encore has trained PA Medi counselors and volunteers that can help you learn the basics of Medicare, how to enroll, how you can supplement your Medicare benefits, what Medicare coverage will cost and what financial assistance is available.
Contact us today to make an appointment to review your Medicare benefits. Call 610-374-3195 ext. 209. Appointments are available in-person, via zoom or by phone.
What is Medicare?
Medicare is health insurance for people age 65 or older. You are eligible to sign up for Medicare three months before you turn 65. To qualify a person needs to be 65 years of age or disabled to 25 months. There is no age limit for persons with end stage renal disease or ALS.
Confused About the A,B, C’s and D’s of Medicare?
Join us for a zoom presentation. We will cover how to enroll in Medicare, how to supplement your Medicare benefits, what coverage will cost and what financial assistance may be available.
SEMINAR DATES: 4th Thursday of the month at 6 p.m.
REGISTER BY CALLING: (610) 374-3195 ext. 208
New to Medicare?
Berks Encore provides ongoing support for those who are new to Medicare. We offer in-person meetings, phone counseling or zoom presentations. Please contact us for more information (610) 374-3195 ext. 208.
Services Available from Berks Encore
Be confident about aging! We can help you with the following insurance – related services:
→ Medicare
→ Medicare Advantage Plans and current Medicare Costs
→ Health insurance counseling
→ Long-Term Care Insurance
→ Low Income Subsidy for Medicare Part D
→ Low Income Subsidy for Medicare Part D and Medicare Part D Savings Program
→ Medical Assistance
→ PACEplus (Prescription Assistance)
→ Supplemental Insurance/Medigap Plans
→ Produce Vouchers
→ Pennsylvania Food Stamps: Click here to download an application form
→ Rent and Property Tax Rebates
→ LIHEAP (Fuel Assistance)
→ Free Notary Service
We are here to Help You!
We helped 1,230 seniors save almost $208,134 in 2023
We helped 1,306 seniors with rent and property tax rebates
We can help you too! Contact us today!
Grocery Shopping Program
Berks Encore and Redner’s Warehouse Markets are proud to offer our Grocery Shopping Program. If you are over the age of 50, and have difficulty getting to a grocery store or doing your own shopping, Berks Encore will try to find a volunteer who will do your shopping and deliver the groceries to your home on a regular basis.
ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR GROCERY SHOPPING PROGRAM
(Conditions of need and requirements for service)
CLIENT ELIGIBILITY
Berks County residents 60+ must meet the following guidelines for the Grocery Shopping Program. Adults under the age of 60 that request this service due to handicap and/or functional disability must also meet the following guidelines:
• Complete a Grocery Shopping Registered Client Application. Submit Application plus $5.00* Application Fee to: Grocery Shopping Coordinator Berks Encore 40 N. 9th Street, Reading, PA 19601. *NOTE: $5.00 application fee credited toward the $5.00 handling fee for the first shopping order.
• Must be able to pay for groceries at the time the groceries are delivered • Client must not have other regular options to acquire groceries.
CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES
We make every effort to accommodate the needs of all clients. We ask that all clients abide by the following set of responsibilities so we can serve everyone.
• Please let us know if this service is needed on a temporary basis or an ongoing basis.
• Take advantage of a volunteer’s assistance on a consistent basis, to the best of your ability. If an order is not placed at least once each month, we will not be able to dedicate a volunteer for your shopping needs and cannot guarantee there will be someone available to take care of your order when requested.
• If a grocery order is not placed within three (3) months of receipt of application – you will be removed from the program and forfeit the $5.00 application fee. A new application plus $5.00 application fee is required to register for the program once removed from the program.
• Be specific when placing your grocery order, and let the volunteer know when it is okay to substitute.
• Provide full payment for the grocery purchase plus a $5.00 handling fee by writing a check payable to Berks Encore. The volunteer will give you a receipt for the grocery purchase.
• Limit your grocery order to 25 items or less each week.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The grocery shoppers are volunteers for Berks Encore. Please do not take advantage of their time and service by asking them to run additional errands for you. Volunteers are not authorized to shop for alcohol or comply with any request that could potentially put you, our client, at risk.
How to Register
Please fill and submit the online form below to register for the program. Once we are able to assign a volunteer in your area, they will contact you to discuss your shopping needs and their availability to deliver your groceries. Pay Invoice/Vendor Portal – Berks EncoreBerks Encore
How to place a grocery order:
★ Contact our office at (610) 374-3195 ext. 219 to place an order on Monday or Thursday between 9 am and 2 pm to receive delivery that week.
★ Your volunteer shopper will call you to schedule a delivery time.
★ The volunteer will purchase the groceries at a local Redner’s Warehouse Markets location, using a Berks Encore charge card.
★ When your groceries are delivered, you pay for them with a check made out to Berks Encore, along with a $5 handling fee.
★ You can place an order weekly, or less frequently.
★ Each order will be limited to 25 items.
SNAP Recipients
The Grocery Shopping program accepts SNAP (Food Stamp) payments. Please call 610.374.3195, ext. 219 for instructions and paperwork to sign up for the program.
Why Join our Grocery Shopping Program?
“ My neighbors have been wonderful helping me, but I don’t want to ask for their help too often. This program has changed my life because now I am eating food again that I couldn’t get before and it is wonderful. Also, my volunteer is very helpful, congenial and is very interested in what I’m doing. She’s very nice and I think she enjoys helping. I thank God that there are people like her. We really need more people like her. ”
— Jeanne, grocery shopping program recipient
“ I personally enjoy bringing what little bit of time I can to share a smile and a few moments of conversation with the seniors I have the pleasure of serving, and I believe I can spare an hour or so a week to provide a friendly visit. I think the act of visiting is the most important part. I believe they really appreciate the services and knowing that someone cares about them. I truly love to give, and I always leave my visits with such a good feeling that I have left behind a moment of joy for that person, no matter how small or brief, the feelings of care and compassion linger. ”
— Kellie, grocery shopping program volunteer
If you have questions or concerns about this program, we’d be happy to help. Click here to get in touch!
Friendly Visitor Program
Experience the Joy of making a new Friend! Through Berks Encore’s Friendly Visitors Program, we connect homebound seniors with adult volunteers who agree to call or visit for about one hour per week. Volunteers are thoroughly screen and must pass a Criminal Background Check before being matched with a senior in the area. Location, interests, hobbies, and pets are all considered before the first visit is scheduled. Interested homebound seniors looking for a friend are encouraged to contact (610) 374-3195 ext. 225
Read more about the program and the positive impact it is having in our community.
If you’d like to join our Friendly Visitor program, please fill out this contact form. Contact us with any additional questions at ApplaudingLife@BerksEncore.org or by calling (610) 374-3195 x225.
Health & Wellness
Make health & wellness a priority at any age with Berks Encore. We provide a variety of FREE programs and activities to help older adults remain engaged and active for years to come.
Evidence-Based Programs
No matter what your age or ability, remaining physically fit is very important. Reinforcing a healthy lifestyle by staying active and involved enhances your “encore years”.
Our licensed instructors offer evidence-based programs for improved strength, flexibility and balance.
Resources to Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle
Our health and wellness programs focus on the education of older adults to promote the soundness of body and mind and a healthy way to live. We teach healthy lifestyle strategies to overcome the challenges of aging and managing chronic conditions. Our goal is for our participants to function at optimum health and wellness to lead fulfilling, active and independent lives.
Health & Wellness Classes:
Register for any of the health & wellness programs by filling in the registration form.
Call Kathy Roberts, Health & Wellness Director with questions 484-388-3196.
LET’S GET STARTED! Our new 6-week seated exercise program
Berks Encore Douglassville Center – 2144 Weavertown Road Douglassville. – Thursdays 10:15am
Berks Encore Reading Center – 40 N. 9th Street, Reading. – Mondays @11am
Berks Encore Wernersville Center – 350 Sportsman Road, Wernersville. – Thursdays @ 9am
Join Our Hike-A-Month Club
We hike the 4th Monday of each month, April – November. Contact Kathy Roberts to register and learn about the next scheduled hike.
Stepping Into History Fall Walks – Fabulous Farms of Berks County – SORRY THESE EVENTS ARE FULL
Dreibelbis Farm – Tuesday, October 1 – 10 to 11:30am
Founded in 1778 our guided tour will offer a look at the historic barn, outbuildings and of the pre-Civil War home featuring numerous original furnishings, as well as a trove of Lenape artifacts found on the farm property.
Over Home Alpacas – Tuesday, October 15 – 10 to 11:30am
Get up close and personal with the alpacas, adults and babies, learn about their history and care, and visit the farm store to see the variety of items made from the lustrous silky alpaca fiber. The alpacas are waiting to meet you!
Gauker Family Farm – Tuesday, October 22 – 10 to 11:30am
This 9th generation Berks County Family Farm set on 270 acres, farms crops and raises Holsteins steers. Our tour will include the history of the farm, where we’ll meet the Holstein calves and steer and sample cuts of beef.
Steinmetz Farm – Tuesday, October 29 – 10 to 11:30am
Get ready for petting and snuggling with the baby goats! Our visit will provide a unique experience with the goats and other farm animals and explore the history of the farm, including a tour of the 100 year old log cabin on the property.
Weaver’s Orchard and Farm Market – Thursday, October 31 – 1:30 to 3pm
It’s apple season! Our visit will include a hayride through the orchard, pumpkin picking, apple picking and a backstage pass to see what happens to an apple after harvesting. The visit concludes with a treat of fresh apple cider and a cider donut.
How Do You Age Strong? Come to the Falls Prevention Fair hosted by the Berks County Falls Free Coalition
Thursday, September 19 – 9:00 am – 1:30 pm. Alvernia University Flynn PLEX located at 465 St. Bernardine St., Reading
More details in the September issue of Berks Encore News!
Our Six Senior Centers Offer In-Person & Virtual Exercise Programs Besides our regular exercise and social programs offered at each of our Berks Encore Senior Centers we are also offering some virtual programming. Contact a Center Manager to receive login information for virtual classes.
Virtual Class Schedule:
Tuesday @ 10 am & 11am | Virtual Tai Chi I & Virtual Tai Chi II | Instructor: Jan Gyomber | Low impact exercise method involving slow movements and breath to improve balance and strengthen muscles. |
Wednesday @ 10:15 am | Virtual Chair Zumba | Instructor: Victoria Milillo | Zumba Gold Chair classes are specifically designed for people with limited mobility, people with balance issues, and anyone who wants a great seated workout. Class focuses on all elements of fitness: cardiovascular, muscular conditioning, flexibility and balance! |
Wednesday @ 11:00 am | Virtual FABS | Instructor: Lynn & Tim Kreider, LJ’s Fitness | This class focuses on Flexibility, Aerobics, Balance, & Strength using popular songs. |
Thursday @ 10:15 am | Virtual Chair Yoga | Instructor: Jillian Warminsky | Yoga in a seated position; focuses on increasing flexibility, improving strength, reducing stress and pain |
Berks Encore Senior Centers offer a variety of fitness and health education programs. Watch for information on Facebook and visit our Senior Centers page for a full schedule of activities.
▸ Aerobics
▸ Billiards
▸ Line Dancing
▸ Senior Fitness
▸ Shuffleboard
▸ Sit and Get Fit
▸ Social Dance
▸ Tai Chi
▸ Table Tennis
▸ Yoga
▸ Zumba Gold®
Dedicated fitness equipment is available at our Fleetwood, Reading, and Strausstown centers.
What is Berks Encore Care+?
Berks Encore Care+ is a holistic, client-centered approach to caring for older adults. At Berks Encore Care+, our care managers work with older adults and their family members to provide answers at a time of uncertainty. Their guidance and expertise help families take action and make decisions that ensure quality care and an optimal life for those they love. As a result, this reduces worry, stress, and time off work for family caregivers.
How Can Berks Encore Care+ Help?
With our comprehensive approach to care management, we examine every older adult’s unique situation across a variety of dimensions:
What is a Care+ Care Manager?
A Care+ care manager is a guide and advocate for families who are caring for older relatives or disabled adults. Educated and experienced in several fields related to aging and social work their experience provides a specialized focus on issues related to aging and elder care.
Do I need a Care+ Care Manager?
When caregiving for an aging family member becomes overwhelming, it may be time to contact Care+ if:
▸ The person you are caring for has limited or no family support.
▸ You live a distance from your loved one.
▸The person you are caring for is unable to live safely in his/her current environment.
▸ Your family is either “burned out” or confused about care solutions.
▸ Your family has limited time and/or expertise in dealing with your loved ones’ chronic care needs.
▸ Your family is at odds regarding care decisions.
▸ The person you are caring for is not pleased with current care providers and requires advocacy.
▸ The person you are caring for is confused about his/her own financial and/or legal situation.
▸ Your family needs education and/or direction in dealing with behaviors associated with dementia.
▸ Your family needs direction about available services.
What Makes Berks Care + Unique?
- As a non-profit organization we provide our Care+ service to residents of Berks County. Our Care+ Service is offered on a sliding scale, based upon the income of the older adult to be assessed.
- After your complimentary phone consultation, we come to YOU for your loved one’s in-home assessment – there is no need to worry about driving anywhere or arranging for transportation.
- With over 60 years of experience, serving older adults and forging relationships with high quality service providers. We are truly neighbors serving neighbors.
- We are proud to serve all older adults, their families, and loved ones, regardless of their sex, gender identity, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, political affiliation, or educational and income level.
What If I’m Interested in “Aging in Place?”
You have come to the right place! Berks Encore Care+ is designed to help you or your loved one plan ahead. By developing a long-term care plan now, while someone is living independently in their own home, we can address many challenges often associated with aging.
Fees & Associated Costs
We provide a complimentary initial phone consultation with a Life Care Manager. A Comprehensive Assessment and Personalized Care Plan can be developed for a fee. Follow-up engagement for the Care Plan can be arranged at hourly fees. Fees are determined by a sliding scale based on the senior’s income. Interested in Berks Encore Care+? Talk to a Care+ Care Manager Today! Call 484-577-4243 or complete the referral form below.
Learn more about Berks Encore Care+ and how a care manager can help you and your family navigate the variety of aging services available to help you age with confidence.
beNourished
Berks Encore, in partnership with local hospitals and Redner’s Markets, is pleased to announce beNourished, a medically tailored meal program developed for patients with a cardiac or diabetic diagnosis.
We are currently in the process of updating this program. More information will be added to this page soon.
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Additional Available Resources
In our fast-paced society, it can be difficult for seniors and their families to overcome challenges that come with age. Fortunately, Berks Encore’s staff — along with its volunteers — works tirelessly to assist people accessing a myriad of government benefit programs and senior services. Berks Encore’s Resource Directory will assist you in accessing programs and services, as well as providing County, State and Federal points of contact. We hope that this directory will also serve as a quick telephone reference in serving your needs. Berks Encore’s Resource Directory, which will assist you in accessing programs and services, as well as providing County, State and Federal points of contact. We hope that this directory will also serve as a quick telephone reference in serving your needs.
BERKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
610-478-6136
ELECTION SERVICES/VOTER REGISTRATION:
610-478-6490
PROTHONOTARY OFFICE:
610-478-6970
RECORDER OF DEEDS:
610-478-3380
REGISTER OF WILLS:
610-478-6600
SHERIFF:
610-478-6240
TAX CLAIM BUREAU:
610-478-6640
GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO:
717-787-2500
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
717-787-3300
PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGING:
717-783-1550
ALS ASSOCIATION:
800-782-4747
ALZHEIMERS ASSOCIATION:
610-375-4990
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY:
610-921-2329
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION:
610-435-6700
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION:
610-867-0583
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION:
610-941-9595
AMERICAN RED CROSS:
610-375-4383
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION:
610-374-8133
THE ARC ALLIANCE:
610-265-4700
BERKS COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND:
610-375-8407
VISION RESOURCE CENTER OF BERKS COUNTY:
610-685-4520
BERKS COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY:
610-375-6555
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF READING & BERKS COUNTY:
610-775-3000
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY:
610-376-1309
BERKS COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM (BCAP):
610-376-6571
BERKS COUNTY REDEVELOPEMENT AUTHORITY:
610-478-6325
BERKS COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY (subsidized):
610-775-4813
BERKS COUNTY OFFICE OF AGING:
(listing of senior citizen subsidized apartment complexes)
610-478-6500
BERKS ENCORE:
(listing of senior citizen subsidized apartment complexes)
610-374-3195
SAFE BERKS:
610-373-1206
HOPE RESCUE MISSION:
610-375-4224
OPPORTUNITY HOUSE:
610-374-4696
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES OF READING:
610-372-8433
READING HOUSING AUTHORITY:
610-775-4813
SAFE BERKS:
610-373-1206
HOPE RESCUE MISSION:
610-375-4224
OPPORTUNITY HOUSE:
610-374-4696
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES OF READING:
610-372-8433
READING HOUSING AUTHORITY:
610-775-4813
AARP LEGAL ASSISTANCE:
202-434-2120
BERKS COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION:
610-375-4591
BERKS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY CRIME VICTIM SERVICES:
610-478-6000
BERKS COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDERS:
610-478-6650
SAFE BERKS:
610-373-1206
LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE:
610-375-4591
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD):
610-372-6233
MIDPENN LEGAL SERVICES:
800-326-9177 or 610-376-8656 (Reading office)
SENIOR LAW HELPLINE:
877-727-7529
ABILITIES IN MOTION (AIM):
610-376-0010
ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES:
610-478-6500
BERKS COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING:
(lists provided for Nursing Facilities, Personal Care Boarding Homes, Housing, Hospice, Adult Day Care, Personal Response Systems, Medical Equipment And Supplies, Home Care)
610-478-6500
BERKS ENCORE:
(610) 374-3195
BERKS COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH/DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND HEALTH CHOICES PROGRAM:
610-478-3271
ETCHBERGER VETERANS SERVICES CENTER OF BERKS COUNTY:
610-378-5601
BOYERTOWN AREA MULTI-SERVICE:
610-367-6957
PENNSYLVANIA CAREERLINK – BERKS COUNTY:
610-988-1300
CATHOLIC CHARITIES:
610-376-7144
ON CHEMICAL ABUSE (COCA):
610-376-8669
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE SERVICE:
800-827-1000
GREATER BERKS FOOD BANK (Helping Harvest):
610-926-5802
HISPANIC CENTER:
610-376-3748
JEWISH FEDERATION OF READING:
610-921-0624
LA CASA de la AMISTAD:
610-685-1284
LIBERTY COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS:
610-432-3880
MEALS ON WHEELS (at Berks Encore):
610-374-3195
SERVICE ACCESS MANAGEMENT (SAM, INC)(Crisis Intervention):
610-236-0530
SALVATION ARMY OF READING:
610-373-5208
UNITED DISABILITIES SERVICES FOUNDATION:
717-397-1841
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS:
610-373-6500
ALS ASSOCIATION GREATER PHILADELPHIA:
215-643-5434
ALZHEIMERS ASSOCIATION:
610-375-4990
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY:
800-227-2345
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION:
610-379413-9595
KEYSTONE DEAF & HARD OF HEARING:
610-685-4520
SAFE BERKS:
610-373-8407
BERKS COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF THE BLIND:
610-375-8407
BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA:
484-628-2652
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT SERVICES OF BERKS COUNTY:
610-478-1447
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP/READING HOSPITAL
484-628-5979
GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS:
909-931-9056
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF READING & BERKS COUNTY:
610-775-3000
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY:
610-376-1309
PARKINSONS SUPPORT GROUP ADVOCATE:
610-929-8627
PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP/READING HOSPITAL
484-628-HELP (4357)
STROKE SUPPORT GROUP/READING HOSPITAL
484-628-HELP (4357)
STROKE SUPPORT GROUP/PENN STATE HEALTH
717-531-1390
MS SUPPORT GROUP/PENN STATE HEALTH
717-531-0003 Ext. 289131
BARTA:
610-921-0601
BARTA Special Service:
610-921-2361
BOYERTOWN AREA MULTI-SERVICE
610-367-6957
KUTZTOWN AREA TRANSPORT SERVICE
610-683-3012
READING YELLOW CAB
610-374-5111
SENIORS HELPING SENIORS
610-898-0090
TOWER DIRECT
610-775-1041
VISION RESOURCE CENTER OF BERKS COUNTY
(Service for Vision Impaired)
610-375-8407
WESTERN BERKS SHEPHERDING MINISTRIES
Serves clients living in the school districts of Tulpehocken, Conrad Weiser, Wilson & Wyomissing
484-294-7394
BERKS COMMUNITY TELEVISION – BCTV:
610-374-3065
BERKS COUNTY OFFICE OF AGING – OMBUDSMAN:
610-478-6500
BERKS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY:
610-378-5260
BERKS ENCORE: PA MEDI (INSURANCE COUNSELING):
610-374-3195
BERKS ENCORE FRIENDLY VISITORS PROGRAM
610-374-3195
BERKS ENCORE – MEALS ON WHEELS:
610-374-3195
BERKS HISTORY CENTER:
610-375-4375
FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM:
610-478-6500
LITERACY COUNCIL OF READING & BERKS COUNTY:
610-670-9960
PENN STATE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION:
610-378-1327
READING PUBLIC LIBRARY (Main Library):
610-655-6350
READING PUBLIC MUSEUM:
610-371-5850
UNITED WAY OF BERKS COUNTY:
610-685-4550
For more information on how Berks Encore continues to assist our clients, contact us online!