Johnson County Schools – Sr Volunteers in Schools

Field Information Please email Bob Zekanoski at rzekanoski@leegov.com or call (239) 357-5443 Monday through Friday regarding rental/availability of Baseball and Football/Soccer fields. Recreation Center Membership to the center costs $10 per individual or $25 per family for a lifetime membership. Membership entitles general use of the four large Recreation Centers in Lee County including gymnasium activities and use of the Game Room. Memberships are established by visiting the Rec Center in person and providing a valid photo identification. If under age 18, Parent must be present with ID to obtain membership for the minor child and sign annual waiver. Enrollment in programs and use of the fitness center may have an additional monthly fee. Membership cards are included with the purchase of a membership and replacement cards are $5. Membership card is required for entry to facility. Children under age 13 must be accompanied by a Parent or Legal Guardian unless registered in a Recreation Center Program.Fitness Center MembershipThe fitness center costs an additional $20/month, $80/six months or $120/year.Disc Golf CourseThis park features an 18 hole Disc Golf course For more information call (239) 297-8916. View the disc golf mapLeague PartnershipsPop Warner: nfmjfa.comBabe Ruth Baseball: Playnorthbaseball@gmail.comSoccer: (239) 994-5439 floridawestfc.comShuffleboard: (508) 930-5244

UPMC Hanover is a not-for-profit organization and is a member of the UPMC system. From the hospital to our physician practices and all of our out-patient facilities, we provide high quality, cost effective healthcare services close to home. Our focus is on prevention, education, and treatment.

In many areas of Collier County, we are living longer, but we fall more!Just as we learned that Naples residents have the longest life expectancy in the United States 83.5 years we also learned that Collier County has the highest injury and death rate in Florida due to falls by seniors.Have we built a community that rates as the best place to live in the U.S. only to be cut down by unexpected falls that result in injury and death?Did you know that 1 in 4 seniors fall each year and 20 percent of those are hospitalized? Of those hospitalized, 11% never return home while 50 percent pass away within one year. The average death rate in Collier County for seniors who have fallen is 55 percent higher than the rest of Florida!Falling down is not an inevitable part of aging. The good news is there are steps Smart Steps that can be taken to reduce the number of serious falls among seniors. This finding brought together interested civic leaders, nonprofits and health professionals to create Step Smart whose mission is to educate the public on the Smart Steps they can take to get this problem under control.