ABOUT
Hmong Elder Program
This program is free and transportation is available
WHO: Hmong elders who live on or near the east side of St. Paul
WHY: A great number of Hmong elders suffer from isolation and depression. This program is designed for elders to come together, have fun and learn how to take responsibility for maintaining and improving their health.
WHAT: Elders come together for a light breakfast and socializing, age-appropriate exercises, games and crafts, occasional field trips, a catered Asian lunch, and a sharing of Hmong and American cultural activities.
A Hmong nurse will be available once a month to provide health teaching and blood pressure screening. Occasional health teaching topics provided by Hmong professionals.
WHEN: The program meets every Monday (except for holidays) 9:00 am. to 12:00 p.m.
WHERE: First Lutheran Church- lower level.
463 Maria Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55106
612- 776-6210
Questions or to refer a Hmong elder, please call one of the following numbers:
651-774-8443 Dianne Anderson, coordinator
651-231-6569 Tong Z. Vang, Hmong Interpreter
612-839-2070 Douangta Vang-Sitcler, Parish Nurse
651- 293-1261 Southeast Asian Ministries Office
Sponsors:
First Lutheran Church, Southeast Asian Ministry, MN Eliminating Health Disparities Initiative Grant, The St. Paul Foundation, Individuat gifts and contributions.
