2024 DAY PROGRAM HOLIDAYS

New Year’s Day 2024

Monday, January 1

MLK Day

Monday, January 15

Presidents Day

Monday, February 19

Memorial Day

Monday, May 27

Independence Day

Thursday, July 4

Labor Day

Monday, September 2

Thanksgiving Break

Thursday, November 28 & Friday, November 29

Winter Break

Tuesday, December 24 & Wednesday, December 25

NOTE: Limited space is available in the hourly respite care program on days that the formal day program is closed for holidays, snow days, and Sundays. Please call the center if you are interested in this option.

New Year’s Day 2024
Monday, January 1

MLK Day
Monday, January 15

Presidents Day
Monday, February 19

Memorial Day
Monday, May 27

Independence Day
Thursday, July 4

Labor Day
Monday, September 2

Thanksgiving Break
Thursday, November 28 & Friday, November 29

Winter Break
Tuesday, December 24 & Wednesday, December 25

Overnight Respite Care, with just a two-day minimum, is offered seven days a week. If you need to attend a work or family event or just rest and recharge, Winter Growth offers a safe place for your family member to stay. Like our residents, all respite guests enjoy a private bedroom, the benefits of an awake night staff, assistance with any personal care needs, and medication administration.

Overnight Respite Care, with just a two-day minimum, is offered seven days a week. If you need to attend a work or family event or just rest and recharge, Winter Growth offers a safe place for your family member to stay. Like our residents, all respite guests enjoy a private bedroom, the benefits of an awake night staff, assistance with any personal care needs, and medication administration.

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