Silverado Park Senior Center - Senior Center in Long Beach CA

Staff at California Recreation Center's Senior Center is Committed to maintaining a safe and productive environment for people 50 years of age and over participating in Senior Programming

The Wilmington Jaycees Foundation through its Multi-Purpose Center invites all seniors age 60 and older to participate in the different programs that they offer to promote a healthy, safe and recreational environment for our seniors.

The Senior Recreation Program provides recreational programs for Senior Citizens ages 50 and above. We provide numerous activities, lectures, health information and much more. In addition, we are concerned with what the community would like to see happen in the program and encourage your input. We a

Staff at Chavez Park Senior Center is committed to maintaining a safe and productive environment for people 50 years of age and over participating in senior programming.

The Senior Center was built in 1949 to serve as a 70,000 sqft GTE Building. By 1978 the City had purchased the building and dedicated its purpose to support the Long Beah community Senior population. Many social service agencies recreational programs and nutritional services have collaborated over t

Our staff is committed to maintaining a safe and productive environment for people 50 years of age and over participating in Senior Programming.

The Weingart Senior Center, located at 5220 Oliva Avenue near the corner of Lakewood Boulevard and Candlewood Street is the hub of activities and services for older adults. You must be at least 50 years of age to participate in the recreational activities. Seniors age 60 and older may take part in t

The Senior Citizen’s Division of the City’s Recreation Department is housed in the Douglas F. Dollarhide Community Center. It operates Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A variety of programs and services are available for senior citizens 55 years of age and older.

The Torrance Community Services Department invites seniors of all ages to participate in the many activities and programs offered citywide at the three senior centers. Activities and programs range from arts and cultural experiences, dance, fitness, enrichment, health and social services, nutrition,

Our mission is to provide the older adult population (55 years of age and up) in the community with a diverse offering of recreational, educational, social, and human services programs in environments that promote a spirit of dignity and limitless potential for later-life enrichment. Our goals are t

The Department of Recreation and Parks operates 29 senior citizen centers throughout the City. In addition, these centers offer activities, programs, and special events such as shuffleboard, croquet, arts and crafts, zumba, line dancing, language lessons, oil painting, entertainment, and social danc

The office of the Senior Citizens Bureau is located in the Kiyoto “Ken” Nakaoka Community Center at 1670 W. 162nd Street and their phone number is (310) 217-9552. The Senior Citizens Bureau is under the umbrella of the Human Services Division and provides a variety of services to the community i

The Senior Center was dedicated December 31, 1992 and was named after a resident who was an exceptional citizen as a volunteer and a Ceramics Instructor, to provide a place where seniors could come and improve the quality of their lives.

The Torrance Community Services Department invites seniors of all ages to participate in the many activities and programs offered citywide at the three senior centers. Activities and programs range from arts and cultural experiences, dance, fitness, enrichment, health and social services, nutrition,