Cardinal Ritter Senior Services carries on innovative work

Submitted on April 13, 2011
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Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Nan Boelloeni, activity director for Cardinal Ritter Adult Day Program, exchanged a hug with Kathleen Hederman, one of the clients, on April 6. The center, which is located in the Holy Infant Apartment Building on the Cardinal Rigali Campus in Shrewsbury, provides stimulating activities and nourishing meals for adults who live with caregivers.
Nan Boelloeni, activity director for Cardinal Ritter Adult Day Program, exchanged a hug with Kathleen Hederman, one of the clients, on April 6. The center, which is located in the Holy Infant Apartment Building on the Cardinal Rigali Campus in Shrewsbury, provides stimulating activities and nourishing meals for adults who live with caregivers.
Rebecca Venegoni Tower
Who says that studies and conferences never lead to anything? Look back, and you'll find an effort that began with much groundwork resulted in services to thousands of older adults in St. Louis the past 50 years and an infrastructure that is ready to carry on that work for 50 more years and beyond.

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