Lloyd G. Clements Community Center

All calendar activities are currently canceled.

Consider joining our virtual classes or social groups. Email Marissa Mallory at MarMal@Lakewood.org with any questions.

Below is a lunch and featured activities schedule for the Clements Center. This is not a comprehensive activity list. To view a full list, please visit the Older Adults Programs page. 

Rentals are now being accepted! 

Looking for a place to host your next event? Look no further than the Clements Community Center. 

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Located at 1580 Yarrow Street, the Center's multipurpose rooms are ideal for a variety of activities, including:

• Weddings/Showers
• Anniversaries
• Sweet 15/Quinceañeras 
• Birthday Parties
• Retirement Parties
• Group Meetings

Pricing and Amenities

All rooms are currently reservable at a reduced capacity; call 303-987-4822 or email johlyo@lakewood.org to talk further.

Make a Reservation

To reserve a room, fill out the event request form below. To check availability or for more information, contact Clements Center staff John Lyon at 303-987-4822 or johlyo@lakewood.org.

Clements Center Event Request

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Clements Center Reachout Office 

The Clements Community Center Reachout Office provides information and referral to over 3,500 programs, including a “Benefits Check-up” for people ages 55 and older.

The city's Senior Support Specialist can assist you in finding and connecting with housing, transportation, statement reading, and legal programs; social service, handyman home repair, and various personal needs. 

Contact our Resource Specialist

Dave Appel
Phone: 303-987-4838 
Email: davapp@lakewood.org

Additional Community Resources

Other resource services in the community include the following:

• Seniors' Resource Center
• Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) Area Agency on Aging
• Denver Regional Mobility & Access Council (DRMAC)
• Jefferson County Human Services
• Jefferson County Mental Health
• Jefferson County Health Department
• Metro West Housing Solutions
• Jefferson County Housing Authority
• Brothers Redevelopment: Senior Services

The Clements Community Center offer many opportunities to keep up with your health.

Take advantage of any or all of the opportunities below and feel free to contact us with any questions.

Blood Pressure Screenings

Monitor your health with monthly blood pressure screenings provided by a retired RN. No appointment needed.

Services are offered from 10-11:45 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month. These blood pressure screenings are offered just before lunch at the Clements Community Center, so consider reserving a meal and staying to enjoy a hot, nutritious lunch.

Low-Vision Support Group

The Jefferson County Senior Low-Vision Program, funded by a state grant, offers free information, referral, education, training, support and advocacy to persons with macular degeneration nor other low-vision conditions to person who are blind. This group meets once monthly on Thursdays from 10:30-11:30 a.m.

For more information, please call Estesania Corral at 720-526-2804. 

Support Group for Change, Loss and Grief

Have you experiences a major change that you feel saddened by? Would you like to talk about it? Feel free to drop in to participate in this ongoing free service.

To inquire as to upcoming support group dates, contact the Clements Center front desk at 303-987-4820.

Visiting Nurses Support Services

Treat yourself to important health screenings. Services available include blood pressure checks, toenail clipping, blood sugar checks, health history and examinations, health education, flu shots and referral as needed to other community and health care services. Services are offered once monthly on Thursdays from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.  

To schedule an appointment or for more information, contact the Clements Center front desk at 303-987-4820. 

To learn more about the Visiting Nurse Association, call 303-698-6496.

We're open!

Lakewood Rides is currently open and offering transportation for medical, nutritional, banking and post office needs. Strict health code guidelines have been implemented to ensure the safety of our riders. Call 303-987-4826 to request a ride.

Lakewood Rides offers door-through-door transportation for Lakewood residents 60 years of age or better and those with disabilities of any age. We provide transportation for grocery shopping, Volunteers of America (VOA) dining sites, medical appointments and various personal needs. 

Additionally, while the VOA dining site at Clements Community Center is temporarily closed, meals will be delivered upon request to Lakewood residents who are currently registered for the meal program and Lakewood Rides. Call 303-987-4833 to request a meal.

How to Utilize Lakewood Rides

Complete a Lakewood Rides intake form.

• Complete and submit the form online.
• Or print and fill out a paper version(PDF, 85KB).

All individuals age 59 and younger must also complete a verification form.

• Your physician can complete the form online.
• Or print and fill out a paper version(PDF, 83KB).

The hot meal site at Clements Community Center is suspended until further notice.

Meals will be delivered upon request to Lakewood residents who are currently registered for the meal program and Lakewood Rides. Call 303-987-4833 to request a meal.

Eat, have fun and make friends.

The City of Lakewood partners with Volunteers of America (VOA) to offer hot, nutritious meals for people age 60 and older, with wellness and social activities taking place before and during the meal. Meals are served in the dining room of the Clements Community Center.

Lunch Schedule

Meals are served Monday through Thursdays and the first Friday of each month at noon and should be reserved in advance. 

View the Calendar 

Lunch Menu

To find out what's on the menu for the day, view the monthly menu links below. If you need assistance navigating the menu, call 303-987-4820.

View the February menu(PDF, 429KB) (includes nutritional facts)
View the March menu(PDF, 76KB) (includes nutritional facts)

Cost

For those age 60 and older, a $2.50 contribution is suggested, but do not let that stop you from participating in the lunch program. You can reserve a lunch at no charge. The charge for those under age 60 is $8.50, which cannot be waived.  

Reservations

Please call 303-987-4833 to register and reserve your meal. Reservations need to be given two business days in advance before 11 a.m.

If you have missed the reservation deadline, please call on the day that you want to have lunch to see if there is room for that day.

Lunchtime Activities

Fitness and social activities happen before and during the meal. Activities may change monthly and include:

• SilverSneakers® Yoga on Mondays and Wednesdays weekly.
• SilverSneakers®  Classic on Tuesdays and Thursdays weekly.
• Live music on most Wednesdays and Thursdays.
• Free blood pressure checks on the second and fourth Wednesday.
• Bingo on the second and fourth Monday.
• Free movies on the second and fourth Monday, occurring after the meal.
• Presentations once a month by the Lakewood Police Department and Lakewood’s Family Services.

View the Calendar

Transportation Assistance

Lakewood Rides is a transportation program which offers residents of Lakewood transportation to and from the dining site at no charge. Contributions are always welcome. Free parking is also available at the Clements Community Center. 

Contact 

For more information, please call the Older Adult Nutrition Coordinator at 303-987-4833.