Older Adult Services
The Staten Island JCC offers a wide range of programs designed to help older adults stay active, engaged, connected, and inspired. From wellness activities and educational programs to social events, cultural experiences, volunteer opportunities, and lifelong learning, there are countless ways to participate in community.
Older Adult Center Network
Our Older Adult Center Network brings CLLD (Center for Life Long Development) programming to three sites across Staten Island— Bernikow, Avis/South Shore, and Stapleton. From fitness and creative arts to lectures, meals, and social connection, you'll find programs to match every interest — along with case assistance for benefits, health insurance, and other essential support.
PATH Program
Our PATH Program—Parkinson’s Assistance Through Healing— is a specialized day program for individuals with Parkinson’s. The program includes support groups for participants and caregivers, fitness classes and recreation, specialized aquatics classes, therapy exercises, and more.
Holocaust Survivors
The JCC is a place where Holocaust survivors and their loved ones can find compassionate guidance, meaningful relationships, and a community that honors their stories.
Community-Based Senior Support
The JCC extends care beyond our centers, bringing support directly into the communities where older adults live. In Stapleton, our Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) program complements OAC programming with services designed for the neighborhood's aging population. At Seaview Senior Housing, an on-site JCC social services coordinator connects residents to services throughout Staten Island.
Funding Provided By
The Older Adult Center Network is funded by the New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA).