Meet Nikki

A man, wearing all black and an apron, and a woman, wearing chef's whites, stand side by side smiling at the camera next to a white board listing the day's meal specials.

Nikki and her Nutritional Services Team have far more than meals on the menu at Macdonald Residence Assisted Living (MacRes). They are serving up dignity.
Every part of Maybelle Center’s work is rooted in person-centered care, personal autonomy, and connection. Even the way we eat.

Meet Av

Two adults stand in the grass singing, on the left a white presenting man has black pants and tye-dye t-shirt, clapping his hands together. On the right, a white presenting woman stands, playing a guitar and looking at a music stand in front of her.

Av shares the significance of having a “Community Living Room” like Maybelle Center, where meaningful, everyday connection has space to grow.

Meet Tony

Middle-aged Asian man singing and playing guitar outside

Gere finished his time at Maybelle Center as a PCC Worksource Student. Before leaving, he shared this interview with new Maybelle Center Member Tony

Meet Rebecca

Rebecca describes Maybelle Center like you might describe a great date: “Outgoing, fun, adventurous. I like the people.”

Hear from Gary about Belonging

Gary S. shares what belonging means to him and what he’s overcome to realize how valuable he is to our community at Maybelle Center and our city

Meet Janie

Rebuilding her life in a new city on her own, music was her lifeline to connection and friendship