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Bookmark or Share- Senior Centers | Neighborhood and Community Services - Fairfax CountyHundreds of active older adults from around the county have become registered members of the county’s network of Senior Centers to pursue hobbies, fitness goals, special interests (such as art, music, and technology), friendships and enjoy a wide variety of activities with their peers.
- Department for the Aging - NYC.govVisit an Older Adult Center More than 300 centers throughout the City offer free art, fitness, and daily meals. Help with Caregiving Community-based Caregiver Programs, Training Videos, and Community Options.
- What Are Senior Centers? Benefits, Costs, and More - WebMDSenior centers allow older adults to build community in an engaging setting. Learn more about senior centers, their benefits, and if they might be suitable for you or your loved one.
- What Can Older Adults Do at Senior Centers? - The National Council on AgingToday, nearly 11,000 senior centers serve one million older adults, connecting them to vital services every day. In fact, older adults who participate in senior center programs experience better psychological well-being compared to non-participants. Watch the videos below to find out how they serve the community.
- Older Adult Center - NYC Aging - NYC.govThere are more than 300 older adult centers (OACs) and affiliated sites throughout the five boroughs that provide healthy meals, fun activities, classes, fitness programs and social services. Older adult center membership is free and open to all New Yorkers, ages 60 and older.
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