Waverly Senior Center

Waverly Senior Center is a senior care provider in Waverly, Iowa. The center offers a full schedule of diverse activities, including card clubs, group coffee, and private events. They serve the local community through various social programs and seasonal gatherings.

The center's history began as a reading club for elderly women that eventually outgrew its original meeting spaces. The organization later undertook the ambitious project of purchasing and restoring Mitchell Manor, a historic building that required extensive woodwork cleaning and restoration. Beyond social activities, the center has historically worked to provide services such as low-rent housing for the elderly. Their programming includes special events like "Tea Time" and community fundraisers such as the "Hot Dogs for Hot Rods" event held during the Waverly Iowa Cruise Night.

Located on East Bremer Avenue, the center sits approximately 0.1 miles from the Bremer County Courthouse, the Waverly Police Department, and the Waverly Leisure Services government office.

The Waverly Senior Center is recognized for providing well-documented information to the community, ensuring that members and neighbors can easily stay informed about upcoming schedules and events.

The Waverly Senior Center provides a dedicated space for social engagement and community connection for seniors in Waverly.