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Enrichment classes for Valley seniors expand

The Valley’s senior citizens — most of them cooped up at home for much of 2020 as COVID-19 spread — are eligible to receive a big virtual dose of entertainment.

Jewish Family & Children’s Services in Phoenix began offering virtual enrichment classes via Zoom to anyone in the Valley over the age of 60 after the virus shut its in-person doors at The Palazzo assisted living facility during March. After taking months away to develop a completely online program, the Center for Senior Enrichment began on Zoom in November 2020.

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