Mot Senior Center is a non-residential senior center in Middletown, DE. Adults can attend programs, meals, and activities without living on site. Established in 1967, the center is directed by Ceil Rozumalski.
The center has a dining room with seating for over 100, a commercial kitchen, an art room, an exercise room, a community room, and a lending library. Inexpensive, balanced lunches are provided. Regular activities include arts and crafts, ceramics, quilting, line dancing, bowling, bingo, memory class, Bible study, hymn singing, picnics, and holiday events.
There is more to do beyond the regular schedule. Day and extended trips, mystery lunch and shopping trips, and a Wii bowling league give attendees additional organized activities.
Transportation is available to and from the center, as well as to medical and other appointments. Someone who does not drive can therefore continue attending programs and reaching essential appointments. The area has a Walk Score of 57, classified as somewhat walkable, so some errands can be completed on foot.
Mot Senior Center may be a good fit for an adult seeking a non-residential setting with organized activities, meals, and appointment transportation.



