The AARP Smart Driver™ course is the nation’s largest driver safety course, designed especially for drivers 50 years and better. It is an approved Mature Driver Improvement course recognized by the PA Department of Transportation. Insured drivers ages 55+ may be eligible for a reduction in auto insurance premiums upon completion. Check with your insurance company or agent for eligibility. AARP United Healthcare supplemental insurance members are free–just bring your ID card to class. AARP Members: $20; AARP Non-Members: $25. Fees are payable to the instructor on the day of class. Pre-register at our Front Desk—limited class size and open to the public! 

Instructor: Diane Foose 

First-timer Course (2 days; 8 hrs): April 21&22, 2026–10a-2:30p 

Refresher Course (4 hrs) for repeat students: April 29, 2026 @10a-2:30p 

Join us for a series of informative programs offered throughout the year. Learn how to have honest and caring conversations about common concerns when someone begins to experience the signs and symptoms of dementia. Each month will focus on a different but pertinent topic.  

Leader: Kristina Prendergast and Alzheimer’s Association Trained Volunteer

Instructors vary with topic 

Join this monthly support group to build a support system with others who understand. This support group is conducted by a trained facilitator and is a safe place for people living with dementia and their care partners. It is a place to develop a support system, exchange practical information and possible solutions. Talk through challenges, find ways to cope, share feelings and concerns and learn more about community resources. All are welcome at any time. 

Facilitator: Heidi Ripberger-Short 

3rd Wednesday each month at 10a

Get assistance with finding and applying for benefits.

• Medicaid
• SSI/SSD
• SNAP
• LIHEAP
• Senior SHARE Box
• Transnet
• Other local community resources and programs

Call Polly Dobbs, LCSW, Community Resource Navigataor, at (610)323-5009; ext. 105 for information.

Come join us to share your experiences of loss and grief. Take this opportunity to learn coping skills for managing the challenge of learning to live after loss of a loved ones. Network with other people to form supportive relationships and gain insight into self-care techniques. 

Facilitator: Polly Dobbs, LCSW  

Time:  Pottstown Group – 3rd Friday of the month at 1p; Classroom 1

Chris Yocom from PMSI will lead informative sessions for persons with diabetes. This four week series includes topics that include: “What is Diabetes”, “Medication Management”, “Nutrition for Diabetes Management” and “Activity for Blood Sugar Control.” 

Leader: Christopher Yocom, Diabetes Prevention Program Manager & Health Education Specialist 

    Thursdays at 10a on March 5, 12, 19 and 26 

Check TRAAC Notes for various educational programs offered in conjunction with other community organizations.

Medicare is not one-size-fits-all – get your plan adjusted and save money!

Leader: Pat Sitko

By appointment only

Call Polly at (610)323-5009; ext. 105 to schedule an appointment.

Are you a Veteran and want to learn about the benefits/services that are available to you?

    Contact the Montgomery County Veteran’s Affair Office directly at 610-213-4022