Moiliili Senior Center

Seniors 60 years and older who reside within the areas from Ward Avenue to Hawaii Kai are welcome to join the Moiliili Senior Center.

Participants gather to socialize, to learn, to obtain services, and to stay active by being involved in Center or Community activities throughout the year. Recreation, health, and educational activities include excursions, hikes, seminars, classes, and special events. Services provided include information and referral, telephone reassurance, escort, and transportation. The Lanakila Meals on Wheels Program is also located at the Center; seniors partake of a hot lunch as well as join in a number of fun and wellness activities.

Registration Information

There is no cost to register or to become a member of the Moiliili Senior Center; however, the Senior Center is part of the Moiliili Community Center which has a registration fee of $40. Fees are based on an annual basis; January to December.

Programs & Services Provided

Classes (Arts and crafts, music including ukulele/karaoke/singing and exercise)
Counseling
Daily Reassurance Telephone Calls
Educational Activities
Escort, Assisted Transportation, and Transportation Services
Excursions
Health Activities
Leisure Activities
Seminars
Transportation

This program is subsidized by the State through the Executive Office of Aging and the City & County of Honolulu Elderly Affairs Division.

For additional information please call: (808) 955-1555

Please peruse Kaleidoscope, Moiliili Senior Center's newsletters, which lists class schedules and activities for the month.

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Winter Class Schedule

The Moiliili Senior Center Program is pleased to continue classes to members, non-members, and seniors that were previously offered under the Informal Education Program. Call ahead to pre-register. Payment is accepted on the first day of class.

Please see Kaleidoscope (link above) newsletter for schedule of the classes listed below:

ARTS & CRAFTS

Japanese Doll Making & Oshie (6-week classes: Saturdays 9:30 am - noon, or Wednesdays 10 am - 12:30 pm)
Washi Chigiri-E (1st Saturday of every month at 9 am)
Ribbon & Crochet Lei Making (10-week class on Fridays 9:30 am - 12 pm)

DANCE & EXERCISE

Adult Hula 'Auana (10-week class on Saturdays 9:30 am - 11 am)
Specialized Aerobics (10-week class on Mondays)

MCC membership enables you to receive a discount on classes as well as MCC's newsletter Centerline.

For additional information please call: (808) 955-1555

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Announcing New Benefit for MCC members

Special discount of 10% available at One Plus One Drive Inn on a purchase of $5 or more, and Subway - Moiliili will offer a 10% discount on any sandwich/salad. Some exclusions apply to both places.

Informal Education Classes Offered Through the Moiliili Senior Center Program

The following classes are being offered through the Senior Center Program: Ribbon/Crochet Lei Making, Adult Hula Auana, Japanese/Okinawan Doll Making (Oshie and Kimekomi), and Washi Chigiri-E. For more information on these classes, please see Kaleidoscope newsletter posted in the Moiliili Senior Center Program section