Camelot Community Club (CCC), established in 1966, is a private, nonprofit entity in the Camelot neighborhood whose members enjoy swimming and other social events through club membership.
The Ernst Community Cultural Center is in the heart of Northern Virginia Community College's Annandale campus. It features a 525-seat theater, an 11,000-square-foot gymnasium/exhibition hall, meeting and training rooms, a two-story art gallery and a large forum room. To reserve a room for a meeting, conference, lecture or performance, call the number provided.
Located in the same shopping center as Bloom down Columbia Pike by Athen's Gym, Home Instead Senior Care is a licensed agency that offers personal caregiving and companionship services designed to provide assistance to senior citizens who need help with daily activities in their home.
Caregivers offer companionship and conversation with all clients and aid them in all aspects of their home life. Every Home Instead caregiver is thoroughly trained to serve as home care professionals and receive Alzheimer's and hospice training. Each caregiver goes through an extrensive criminal background check, drug testing, DMV driving history, and Virginia state police report history.
Caregivers are available for as little as a few hours a week to as much as 24 hours for a number of weeks. The franchise offers free consultations to anyone considering using a Home Instead caregiver. Home Instead has several locations throughout Fairfax County.
American Legion Post 1976 is the headquarters for the Ladies of the Auxiliary and the members of the Sons of the American Legion. The group is dedicated to advancing the ideals of The American Legion and supporting the community of Annadale. The facility here features a social quarters, office spaces, a conference room and The Tom Weston Memorial Hall. Membership here requires past service in the Navy, Army, Marine Corps or Air Force of the United States of America and assigned to active duty at some point during service. Application forms can be printed off of the website.
Wakefield Senior Center, established in 1985, is located in the Audrey Moore Center at Wakefield Park. The center serves seniors of the community who are 55 years old or more. Programs include guest speakers, who discuss a range of topics from nutrition to medication, classes, such as yoga, and entertainment. There are also periodic visits from CVS, a Fairfax County Public School Representative, and Capital Hospice. Every last Friday of the month birthdays within that month are celebrated at the center.