ECHO  is a diverse coalition of religious congregations, community members, organizations, volunteers and local government, all working together to nurture, maintain and motivate senior citizens to actively engage in life through quality activities and programs. 

ECHO provides a secure, supportive atmosphere that enables seniors to remain active independent members of their community.

 ECHO, for the very young at heart.

ECHO's Queen Betsy gets a hand of approval from Board President Valerie Cook and ECHO member Billy.

ECHO's Line Dancers become Toy Soldiers to entertain at the 2011 Holiday Celebration.

What We Do

• ECHO recruits, trains and supports the seniors who volunteer to make ECHO possible.
• ECHO offers a wide range of leisure activities, educational courses, social and recreational programs, support groups, outings, travel and health presentations.
• ECHO publishes a monthly newsletter, ECHO News, to keep our subscribers informed of current programs, special events and trips.
• ECHO helps seniors find solutions to problems by providing information and assistance, either directly or by referral to an appropriate agency.

Computer class

Pinochle Tuesdays

Annual Fundraiser

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ECHO at Mercer County Park Older American's Month Kickoff, May 6, 2011

ECHO in the 2011Ewing Township July 4th Parade

 Presentations on important benefits, health and quality of life issues keep seniors informed, engaged and involved.

Membership is not required to participate in any of ECHO's activities.  For more information call the ECHO office, (609) 695-4151 or email echoseniors@yahoo.com.