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- Exercise program: based on Pilates and yoga; open to anyone interested; a variety of exercises are done with both video and volunteer guidance - Hosted Foot Care: by appointment for a foot soak, trim, and callous care - Matter of Balance: an 8-week, 2-hour fall prevention class held once per year that focuses on improving flexibility, strength, confidence, and skills in fall prevention - SAIL: Stay Active and Independent for Life: groups meet either in the morning or evening to focus on exercises that strengthen bone density, improve balance, strength, and fall prevention - Powerful Tools for Caregivers: a 6-week, 90-minute annual class for family caregivers focused on care for themselves while caring for a loved one - Walking program: at the community center for individuals to walk in a temperature-controlled environment Offers an annual health fair providing:? - Health screenings? - Flu shots? - Information booths on aging and health resources

Resource fair addresses concerns of WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, and Desert Storm vets, along with OIF/OEF returnees. Also, attention is given to concerns of veterans of other conflicts and to those with peace time service. Family members of re-deployed personnel may be interested in many of the services that are offered. All veterans are welcome, regardless of discharge status. The following resources are available: - AA, GA, NA - Agent Orange/Gulf War information - Assistance with applications - Clothing - Consumer credit counseling - Dental and eyewear voucher referrals - Drug and alcohol treatment Information - Employment assistance - Female veterans representative - Free haircuts - Housing and shelter information/referrals - Lunch served - Probate, estate and funeral planning - Social services benefit application - Tax information and assistance - VA benefits/enrollment/referrals - Veteran's service officers - Vet service organizations: American Legion, DAV, Marine Corps League, VFW, Purple Heart, VVA - Vision evaluations - Vocational referrals - Wellness exams - Wills -

A twice-a-year program held in January and October offers several free services for guests to access in the same place. These services include but are not limited to: - Assistance with Minnesota birth certificates - Chair massages - Free lunch - Foot care - Hair trims ?- Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) testing - Warrant resolution and driver diversion - Vaccines

Fresh Produce: Delivers fresh produce to residents within a 10 mile radius of the office Household Goods Distribution: Provides quarterly and seasonal distribution events for those in need including cleaning supplies, food boxes, shelf stable items, diapers, PPE, light bulbs, winter clothing. Visit website for schedule. Available items vary and are first come, first serve. Meals on Wheels: Provides Halal meals to seniors age 60 and older or individuals who have a CADI Waiver Summer Food: During the summer, youth ages 18 and under can receive prepared meals, breakfast and lunch, daily. Must eat meal on-site at community locations or the agency main office.

Every year, Arrowhead Economic Opportunity Agency (AEOA) hosts a Senior Expo event filled with food, entertainment, games, exhibits, and more. The Center is decorated with a festival carnival theme for all ages from the seven-county region to enjoy.