Adult Center for Enrichment

Serving Guilford County for more than 23 years, the Adult Center for Enrichment (ACE), is a private non-profit agency whose mission is to enrich the lives of frail and impaired adults, their families, and the community through specialized adult day services, respite care, education and support. ACE offers three adult day centers, three group respite sites, CarePartners at Home, and Caregiver Education.

• North Carolina certified Adult Day Care/Day Health Centers
• Transportation to and from the Center arranged
• Special diet needs can be accommodated
• Monitoring of medical and health needs
• Daily exercise program and recreational activities
• Educational/cultural programs
• Instruction/assistance with personal and health care needs

ACE at Bardolph
The Dorothy Bardolph Human Services Building
301 E. Washington Street, Suite 111                      Greensboro, NC.
Accessible from the parking lot behind the building, off Hughes Street. Certified for Adult Day Care/Day Health with a maximum of 29 participants daily.
Operates from 7:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
336-373-4301

ACE at Caldwell House
The Rachel and David Caldwell House
800 16th Street
Greensboro, NC.
Caldwell House is the renovated manse of Buffalo Presbyterian Church and sits at the corner of N. Church and 16th Streets. Certified for Adult Day Care/Day Health with a maximum of 16 participants daily.
Operates from 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
336-621-2273

ACE at River Landing
River Landing at Sandy Ridge
1575 John Knox Drive
Colfax, NC.
It is located just off Sandy Ridge Road about two miles down from the farmers market. Certified for Adult Day Care/Day Health with a maximum of 42 participants daily.
Operates from 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
336-664-6875

CarePartners at Home is a partnership of the Adult Center for Enrichment and Shepherd’s Center of Greensboro and is designed to give people who are caring for a loved one in their home support, education and respite. Trained volunteers stay with family members a few hours each week, assist with tasks to reduce the caregivers workload, provide support to the caregiver and friendship to the person being cared for.

• An experienced staff person pairs caregivers with a trained volunteer who has been screened with a thorough background check.
• The volunteer provides friendship to loved ones while giving caregivers an opportunity to do things they may not be able to do while caring for their loved one.
• CarePartners at Home staff and volunteers provide support and a sympathetic ear.
• Connections are created to the greater community.
• Volunteers are friends, both to the caregiver and their loved one.