Kcs Corona Neighborhood Senior Center - Senior Center in Corona NY

Acacia Network values the long standing contributions of our seniors celebrating their role in families and communities. The senior center programs, supported by the NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) and Buffalo supported by the Erie County Department of Social Services, offer bilingual, culturall

RAICES currently operates seven senior centers, five in Brooklyn and two in Queens, N.Y. All of the senior center staff enthusiastically embrace the responsibility they have with the community in providing its members with information, education, services and programs that will help live positive,

Queens Community House's five senior centers provide culturally-rich environments where older adults can engage with peers, make new friends, enjoy a hot meal, keep physically active, learn new skills and explore new interests, and give back through volunteer opportunities. Each center offers a wide

The Nan Shan Senior Center in Flushing provides seniors ages 60+ with lunch, ESL classes, culture and art programs, education, health management, exercise classes as well as health and nutrition seminars and case assistance.

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

Queens Community House's five senior centers provide culturally-rich environments where older adults can engage with peers, make new friends, enjoy a hot meal, keep physically active, learn new skills and explore new interests, and give back through volunteer opportunities. Each center offers a wide

Selfhelp's five senior centers, including one of New York City's Innovative Senior Centers, offer a wide variety of life-enhancing programs such as computer classes, concerts and lectures, health and wellness workshops, as well as nutritious meals for seniors living in the surrounding communities. O

Queens Community House's five senior centers provide culturally-rich environments where older adults can engage with peers, make new friends, enjoy a hot meal, keep physically active, learn new skills and explore new interests, and give back through volunteer opportunities. Each center offers a wide

Acacia Network values the long standing contributions of our seniors celebrating their role in families and communities. The senior center programs, supported by the NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) and Buffalo supported by the Erie County Department of Social Services, offer bilingual, culturall

Commonpoint Queens’ Senior programming aims to offer fresh, innovative and engaging programs for our members. We offer a full range of social, recreational and educational activities that have been carefully designed to address the specific needs of older adults.

Selfhelp's five senior centers, including one of New York City's Innovative Senior Centers, offer a wide variety of life-enhancing programs such as computer classes, concerts and lectures, health and wellness workshops, as well as nutritious meals for seniors living in the surrounding communities. O

If you are 60 years and older and have recently retired or find yourself bored and lonely, the Young Israel of Forest Hills Senior League may just be the right place for you. Imagine that you can participate in health related activities such as Yoga. Tai Chi, relaxation and many other diverse exerci

Selfhelp's five senior centers, including one of New York City's Innovative Senior Centers, offer a wide variety of life-enhancing programs such as computer classes, concerts and lectures, health and wellness workshops, as well as nutritious meals for seniors living in the surrounding communities. O

Since 1972, this senior center has been funded by the NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) to provide programming for seniors in the community. The dynamic and exciting programming is attributed to the participation and input of its members.

Queens Community House's five senior centers provide culturally-rich environments where older adults can engage with peers, make new friends, enjoy a hot meal, keep physically active, learn new skills and explore new interests, and give back through volunteer opportunities. Each center offers a wide