The Mustard Seed Project Of Key Peninsula

The Mustard Seed Project Of Key Peninsula is a non-profit organization located in Lakebay, Washington. With a small team of four employees, the organization is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for seniors residing on the Key Peninsula. They achieve this through a variety of programs and services designed to support independent living for its aging population. The Mustard Seed Project focuses on five key areas: transportation, information & referral, health and wellness, senior housing options, and community education. Their services include the Senior Ride program, which provides transportation to medical appointments, a Community Volunteer Network for household assistance, and the Key Senior Information network, which helps seniors find resources for aging in place. Additionally, they host support groups for Alzheimer's caregivers and educational forums on topics like Medicare and home safety. The organization distinguishes itself through its commitment to innovative programs and community partnerships. For example, they have collaborated with Two Waters Arts Alliance to offer art classes titled "So you've always wanted to try...". Their dedication to connecting seniors with resources and fostering an elder-friendly community sets them apart. The Mustard Seed Project Of Key Peninsula can be contacted at their offices located in The Crandall Center at 9016 154th Avenue CT KP N, Lakebay, WA 98349. You can also learn more about their programs and services at themustardseedproject.org.