Senior Centers in New York NY

Our 80 Pitt Street Community Center hosts this hub of activities, services and support for seniors. We provide communal and nutritious meals twice daily throughout the week, and host an array of health and wellness, educational, cultural, and social activities.

Located on the border of the Bowery and Chinatown in Sara Delano Roosevelt Park, BRC’s Senior Center connects the elders from these communities with vital community services that help them stay healthy, independent, and connected with their communities. Over the years, the demographics of the neig

Currently, Canaan Baptist Church of Christ is the sponsor and contractor for the Canaan Senior Service Center, which provides services and nutritional aid for the senior residents of the surrounding community. Located in Harlem, the center has become an important organization in the community throug

The Lehman Village Senior Program is a satellite of the Covello Program located in a NYC Housing Authority building. The program provides socialization, recreation and education through daily activities including art programs taught by the teaching artists and consultants from Covello and health and

The Carter Burden Luncheon Club and Senior Program (CBLC) is located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and provides socialization, recreation, education, congregate luncheon meals, activities, day trips, computer training and holiday parties. Case assistance is offered to members/participants who

As of July 1st, 2016 the Carter Burden Network became the new sponsor of the Roosevelt Island Senior Center, which is designed as a satellite of the Carter Burden Luncheon Club and Senior Program. The Roosevelt Island Senior Center provides a variety of socialization, recreation and education progra

Carter Burden/Leonard Covello Senior Program (Covello Program) is one of NYC'S Innovative Senior Centers that provides socialization, recreation and education through a wide array of daily activities including: breakfast and lunch; exercise; dance and yoga classes; computer training; health and well

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

The Center @ Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, one of New York City's Innovative Senior Centers, provides an unparalleled experience for older adults in Manhattan. The Center leverages our Settlement House resources – Health and Wellness, Fitness and Aquatics, Legal Advocacy, Food Services, Visual an

The Center at the Red Oak is a full service center serving older persons in the Manhattan Valley community of the Upper West Side of Manhattan, funded by the New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA).

Central Harlem Senior Citizens’ Centers Inc.’s mission is to enhance the quality of life and maintain the dignity of seniors living in the Central Harlem Community by providing programs and services that promote social connection, physical health, educational fulfillment and advocacy.

Central Harlem Senior Citizens’ Centers Inc.’s mission is to enhance the quality of life and maintain the dignity of seniors living in the Central Harlem Community by providing programs and services that promote social connection, physical health, educational fulfillment and advocacy.

Central Harlem Senior Citizens’ Centers Inc.’s mission is to enhance the quality of life and maintain the dignity of seniors living in the Central Harlem Community by providing programs and services that promote social connection, physical health, educational fulfillment and advocacy.

Hamilton-Madison House provides a variety of senior programs and centers that strive to minimize isolation and depression by helping seniors continue to live as active members of the community.

Our four Senior Centers offer daily group meals, a variety of exercise activities, benefits assistance, nutrition classes, health and wellness classes, computer classes, games, and arts and cultural activities to seniors in East Harlem. Visitors are welcome.

Our center was founded in 1974. Our membership is more than 10,500 and we serve more than 500 community members each weekday, Monday to Friday. Our goal is to make our center a second home for the seniors. We provide nutritious meals, various activities, health workshops, case assistance and informa

Founded in 1972, Open Door is a community center which provides services to more than 600 members aged 60 and above daily. The goal of CPC's Open Door Senior Center is to provide to the elder communities much-needed programs in the areas of social service, nutrition and meals, education and recreati

Located at 10th Avenue and 201st Street, the Dyckman Senior Center bustles with activity. Serving a multi-ethnic population, the Center is a place where seniors meet friends, enjoy a meal and join in recreational activities. Membership has grown to well over 1,500 members.

A five-minute walk from New York City's Penn Station, SAGE Center Midtown opened in January 2012 as the nation's first full-time LGBT senior center. Participants gather from around the city in this bustling location for services and programs related to arts and culture, fitness, food and nutrition,

Visitors to the Senior Center will find a bustling, thriving and fully handicapped-accessible community facility based in the heart of New York City’s “Crossroads of the World.” More than 200+ seniors come to the Center each day to participate in the varied programs and services that are offer

Our four Senior Centers offer daily group meals, a variety of exercise activities, benefits assistance, nutrition classes, health and wellness classes, computer classes, games, and arts and cultural activities to seniors in East Harlem. Visitors are welcome.

Our Goddard Riverside and Lincoln Square Senior Centers help older members of the community live life to the fullest. Activities such as painting classes, exercise, choir, "Poets and Writers," games and computer workshops challenge older adults to keep growing and learning. Social events such as bir

Henry Street Settlement Senior Center is a multi-lingual and multi-cultural center that has been serving the needs of the Lower East Side’s senior community for over 65 years by offering a variety of activities and social services. The staff speaks English, Chinese and Spanish. Incorporating a uni

The Guild keeps adults healthy, active and engaged through a range of educational, recreational and health-related activities. All are welcome at Adult Services programs, and our staff speaks many languages including Spanish, Cantonese and Mandarin in addition to English.

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

Our four Senior Centers offer daily group meals, a variety of exercise activities, benefits assistance, nutrition classes, health and wellness classes, computer classes, games, and arts and cultural activities to seniors in East Harlem. Visitors are welcome.

John Paul II Friendship Center is located at the oldest Polish parish at Manhattan. It is finessed by Department for the Aging and has Polish Slavic Center as a main sponsor. The main part of services provided for people over 60 years of age is serving hot lunch for approximately 85 seniors daily. P

Partially funded by the New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA), Greenwich House’s four senior centers are a vital resource for many in the community. Our centers offer social, educational, physical and cultural programs to engage members, build community and promote healthy and active lifes

Hamilton-Madison House provides a variety of senior programs and centers that strive to minimize isolation and depression by helping seniors continue to live as active members of the community. The programs and centers serve more than 6,000 seniors who range from 60-90 years old and who speak eight

Even the name - Good Health and Happiness - is enough to make seniors smile, feel happy and upbeat. Located on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, the Center’s activities reflect the mix of east and west cultures that meet here daily. Some come to meet their friends and participate in social activities

Central Harlem Senior Citizens’ Centers Inc.’s mission is to enhance the quality of life and maintain the dignity of seniors living in the Central Harlem Community by providing programs and services that promote social connection, physical health, educational fulfillment and advocacy.

Our Goddard Riverside and Lincoln Square Senior Centers help older members of the community live life to the fullest. Activities such as painting classes, exercise, choir, "Poets and Writers," games and computer workshops challenge older adults to keep growing and learning. Social events such as bir

The Max Meltzer Senior Center - added to University Settlement's family of sites in the summer of 2015 - joins the Neighborhood Center and the Houston Street Center's HEART Program as a trifecta of older adults programming in Manhattan that sees more than 2,600 participants a year. Meltzer embodies

MORIAH OLDER ADULT LUNCHEON CLUB was founded in 1974 to serve seniors of all ethnicities in Washington Heights and Inwood - two communities which contain the highest percentage of seniors in the New York area. Moriah creates an atmosphere of warmth, comfort and emotional support as it serves fresh,

The Mott Street Senior Center combines lovely décor, fun-filled activities, celebratory events and trips outside of the City to its growing membership. In the heart of Little Italy, bordering on Chinatown, Mott Street Senior Center’s members enjoy an easy camaraderie built on exercise, playing bi

The Clinton Senior Center began in 1969 as a once-a-week meeting in the basement of Sacred Heart Church. Soon after, a twice-weekly lunch was added, and then, in 1973, the Bureau of Purchased Social Services for Adults (BPSSA) provided funding for a full Senior Center. In 1977, the Senior Center mov

The Coffeehouse program has been serving the Hell’s Kitchen/Chelsea neighborhood since the early 1970’s—starting as a help desk in the Port Authority Bus Terminal where the elderly “sitters” congregated, and growing over time to become a full service senior center with funding from the NYC

When Project FIND opened the Hargrave Building as a residence for older adults in 1975, the senior club at a nearby church moved into the ground-floor commercial space. In 1977 Project FIND’s Hargrave Senior Center was funded by the NYC Department for the Aging as a full meal program. Today, it ho

Hamilton Senior Center is located on the ground floor of our first residential building, the Hamilton House, with its own separate entrance. It first opened in 1973 with full funding from the Bureau of Purchased Social Services for Adults (BPSSA). The Center offers many classes and activities, inclu

Woodstock Senior Center is located on the second floor of the Woodstock Hotel, one of Project FIND’s three residential buildings. It is accessible by elevator. The Center first opened in 1977, two years after Project FIND took over the management of the Woodstock Hotel. The Woodstock is a busy cen

Located within a New York City Parks & Recreation facility, since 2004 PSS Harlem Pelham Fritz Center has offered a wide variety of activities designed to help older adults in the community age well. We do so by providing health management screenings and discussions, classes on computer and social m

On-site at King Towers in Harlem, PSS King Towers Center is an innovative, multi-service center for older adults that offers more than entertainment. Our programming caters to all our members’ needs from nutritious meals to health management education, physical activity, arts and culture. We offer

The multicultural PSS Manhattanville Center serves individuals 60 years of age and older by providing educational, health, recreational and social activities as well as health management, case assistance and advocacy. We are operated by PSS and funded by the NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA). Loc

R.A.I.N., Inc. is a multi-social service agency offering a myriad of services with a focus on the provision of continuum of care that includes a range of services for seniors and people with disabilities. R.A.I.N. has twelve Bronx based and one Manhattan based full-service neighborhood senior cente

When they walk through the doors of Riverstone, seniors feel the vibrancy of the community and the whirlwind of activity of this five-day-a-week Center. Our calendar is always full. Our center welcomes independent seniors who enjoy a full day of activity. Activities are in English and Spanish.

SAGE Harlem serves LGBT older adults from across the borough and throughout the City with a diverse array of social events and support groups, daily hot nutritional lunches, a cyber center, health and wellness programs, arts and cultural events, and more!

Partially funded by the New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA), Greenwich House’s four senior centers are a vital resource for many in the community. Our centers offer social, educational, physical and cultural programs to engage members, build community and promote healthy and active lifes

Partially funded by the New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA), Greenwich House’s four senior centers are a vital resource for many in the community. Our centers offer social, educational, physical and cultural programs to engage members, build community and promote healthy and active lifes

The only senior center in East Midtown, the Senior Center at Saint Peter’s Church is open five days a week, serves farm-to-table lunch daily and offers a full schedule of social, legal, health and arts programming. The Senior Center also offers unparalleled arts and culture offerings including: ac

Partially funded by the New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA), Greenwich House’s four senior centers are a vital resource for many in the community. Our centers offer social, educational, physical and cultural programs to engage members, build community and promote healthy and active lifes

Senior Planet helps seniors learn new skills, save money, get in shape, and make new friends. Our courses, programs, and activities are changing the lives of older adults far beyond technology. Won’t you join us?

Educational Alliance’s Sirovich Center for balanced living , free for those 60-plus, provides a hot lunch five days a week and offers a wide variety of programs, classes, and activities that engage both the mind and the body. Activities and classes include a short story discussion group, ceramics,

In operation for almost 50 years, the Isaacs Center Senior Center is highly regarded for the quality and diversity of its programs. The Center has a long history of offering daily activities that promote both physical and mental health. The Senior Center offers a multitude of wellness activities, fi

The mission of Washington Heights Community Services, Inc. (WHCS) is to promote successful aging and meet the needs of the well and frail elderly with concrete services. STAR is committed to generating social capital by enriching our members’ lives, maximizing their independence, and strengthening

Mission: To cultivate friendly relations among the members of the Stein Senior Center and the general public; to provide services with an emphasis on group growth; to share the strengths, and wisdom of senior citizens; and referral services, and to safeguard the health and wellness of senior citizen

Looking for a place to meet new friends, learn something new, express your creativity, or get in shape? Whatever your interests, you’ll find yourself at home here. At UJC, everyone is family. We celebrate your good times and help you through the tough times. As the heart of the Lower East Side, we

Looking for a place to meet new friends, learn something new, express your creativity, or get in shape? Whatever your interests, you’ll find yourself at home here. At UJC, everyone is family. We celebrate your good times and help you through the tough times. As the heart of the Lower East Side, we

Adults 60 and over are the fastest growing segment of this vibrant city and University Settlement's Neighborhood Center is a hub of the community where older adults can interact with their peers. What makes it unique on the Lower East Side is its bona fide multiculturalism: the Center brings togethe

In 2012, VISIONS Center on Aging became the first senior center for blind and low vision seniors. As one of the original eight Innovative Senior Centers, we are proud to be a part of the City's Age-Friendly NYC Initiative. We are the first city-funded senior center exclusively designed for older ad

Our four Senior Centers offer daily group meals, a variety of exercise activities, benefits assistance, nutrition classes, health and wellness classes, computer classes, games, and arts and cultural activities to seniors in East Harlem. Visitors are welcome.

Weinberg Center for Balanced Living (WCBL) is known on the Lower East Side as the “young” senior center. Over 70% of our members are recent retirees, and our offerings reflect the diverse interests of Baby Boomers. Group exercise, arts & education, advocacy & social events, as well as fresh kosh