CEO Tasha Clark-Amar alongside Kathy Laborde, President & CEO of GCHP.
windows, doors, roofs, and other physical reinforcements. The Lotus Headquarters is a new 25,000-square-foot administrative building fully equipped with a state-of-the-art commercial kitchen, which will empower the agency to meet the growing demand for programs such as Meal on Wheels and Daily Congregate Meals served at its 21 senior centers and nutritional sites. The Lotus Senior Center is a state-of-the-art adult activity center designed with cognitive and physical enhancement activities. The facility is equipped with features such as the Lotus Food Pantry, The Lotus Computer Lab, a fully equipped geriatric cardio room, and a multi-purpose space. The three facilities, with a compilation of nearly 36 million dollars of mixed investments, are in Baton Rouge’s historical Suburb Gracie neighborhood and will transform a disinvested neighborhood and area into a mixed-use community that will attract seniors and new commerce.
EBRCOA Board Members, Police Chief Carl Dunn and Atty. Jacqueline Nash, capture a photo of the commemorative plaque for The Lotus Headquarters.
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