Jasa - Senior Alliance Senior Center - Senior Center in Brooklyn NY

JASA's 22 Senior Centers throughout New York City are a "home away from home" for seniors seeking group activities, company, friendships, trips, special events, or a hot meal. JASA's Senior Centers help New York's seniors engage in their communities. We provide 13,000 center members with a vibrant m

JASA's 22 Senior Centers throughout New York City are a "home away from home" for seniors seeking group activities, company, friendships, trips, special events, or a hot meal. JASA's Senior Centers help New York's seniors engage in their communities. We provide 13,000 center members with a vibrant m

JASA's 22 Senior Centers throughout New York City are a "home away from home" for seniors seeking group activities, company, friendships, trips, special events, or a hot meal. JASA's Senior Centers help New York's seniors engage in their communities. We provide 10,000 center members with a vibrant m

Senior Centers offer a range of activities and services, including lunch, social services, educational workshops, exercise classes, discussion groups, games, art classes, lectures, workshops, health screenings, organized outings, special events and parties. Volunteer opportunities are available to p

An active, lively senior center that has frequent dance programs, holiday celebrations and monthly birthday parties. Offers high-skilled art classes like Chinese sketching, needlepoint, quilting or crocheting. This center is equipped with a computer lab and also provides English as a second language

The Brooklyn Chinese-American Association (BCA) Avenue U Senior Center was established in 1995 to meet the distinctive needs of Asian seniors in the Sheepshead Bay neighborhoods. Throughout the years, though the Center has to struggle with limited funding, it has developed into common meeting places

With the goal of reducing social isolation, depression and improving quality of life and mental well-being, HCS provides seniors over 60 years of age with nutritious hot meal, field trips and classes in arts and crafts, elementary and advance English, Chinese opera, photography, magic, zumba, choir

Popular with a diverse demographic of attendees. Offers excellent food and a wide range of physical activities, arts and crafts and dancing. Staff and seniors are very friendly and welcoming, and celebrate multiple cultures throughout the year.

Caters to the Sephardic community by offering Sephardic hashgacha and Beit Yosef meat, but also accommodates seniors from all walks of life. Provides take-home meals on Fridays for the weekend. Attendees enjoy frequent outings and parties, and take many classes such as computer skills, ESL, painting

Offers classes like Indian dance and African beading that reflect the diverse interests of a wide array of cultures. Also has food pantry available for seniors and accommodates a large concentration of Holocaust survivor attendees. Hosts a specialty Sunday program with entertainment, food and social

At our senior centers, we provide lunch to seniors every day. We also have a wide array of games, activities, and physical activities for seniors, such as Zumba instruction.

JASA's 22 Senior Centers throughout New York City are a "home away from home" for seniors seeking group activities, company, friendships, trips, special events, or a hot meal. JASA's Senior Centers help New York's seniors engage in their communities. We provide 10,000 center members with a vibrant m

In addition to its regular healthy aging and educational/recreation programs, this “Innovative Senior Center” provides supervised programs in partnership with other local organizations. These include YMCA fitness classes, special health lectures through Brooklyn College, and trips to museums, th

Our program is located in the basement of the Young Israel of Midwood synagogue at 1694 Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. We offer a small breakfast of coffee, roll or cake. Our daily congregational lunches are Glatt Kosher and catered by Chap-A-Nosh. We offer daily exercise classes such as Stretc