Northborough Senior Center - Senior Center in Northborough MA

The mission of the Westborough Council on Aging is to promote social, recreational and educational activities and provide advocacy and assistance to Westborough’s Senior Citizens and their families.

The Senior Center is an 11,000-plus-square-foot facility that celebrated its grand opening in February 2000.

Mission Statement: "To serve as the Resource Center for the community's elders and their caregivers. We will provide services and programs that include health, education, nutrition, recreation, transportation,and advocacy for elders."

The Senior Center is a wonderful gathering place to meet friends, make new friends and spend a few hours relaxing and having fun. There is always something of interest going on and we are staffed by a dedicated group of people.

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