After a year full of obstacles and challenges for Spectrum Generations and the central Maine communities it serves, the organization invites the public to its Hallowell and Waterville facilities for open house barbecues to mark the official relaunch of all in-person programs and services.
The events are to be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. both Thursday, July 8, at the Cohen Community Center at 22 Town Farm Road in Hallowell, and Friday, July 9, at the Muskie Community Center at 38 Gold St. in Waterville.
“The last year has been incredibly challenging for Spectrum Generations and the high-risk populations that we serve,” said Gerard Queally, president and CEO of Spectrum Generations, according to a news release. “Over the last year, I have continuously been amazed by the flexibility and determination of our staff and volunteers as we have worked together to find new and creative ways to meet the needs of our community. We certainly learned a lot of valuable lessons that will inform a new and improved delivery of services. Now, with vaccinations widely available and a lowered daily caseload of COVID, we are thrilled to officially open our doors to celebrate the return of full in-person services.”
For more information, contact Victoria Abbot at vabbott@spectrumgenerations.org or 207-620-1631.
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