During the Christmas season, it’s usually kids and children we think about getting presents around the tree. But older citizens need gift and love, too. So, one facility is inviting people to spread the cheer with seniors this year.

Home Instead has kicked off a program to help those who can’t help themselves but live in need year long. As the community prepares to celebrate the season of giving, Home Instead is working with seniors who are part of the Adult Protective Services and social workers, who have put together a list of items they know their clients need.

“We don’t receive the names because of privacy, since clients are in protective services,” said Stephanie Dodson, franchise owner of the Amarillo Home Instead office. “Through Be a Santa to a Senior, we can help them feel the h

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