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Adas Israel Behrend Senior Fellowship Lunchtime & Exercise Program
Participate in fitness classes, a delicious lunch and cultural programs. All DC residents 60 years and up welcome.
Learn moreAsbury Methodist Church/Downtown Clusters Day Care
The Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Day Care Center is a non-residential, community-based day center, which provides therapeutic person-centered care and supportive services by professionally trained and caring staff. Contact them for more information about participation. Downtownclusters@gmail.com .or Tel: (202) 347-7527.
Learn moreCleveland and Woodley Park Village
Cleveland & Woodley Park Village helps senior neighbors live safely and confidently in their homes and engage in community events through the support of a network of dedicated neighborhood volunteers. Cleveland & Woodley Park Village, a nonprofit membership organization, serves the Cleveland Park and Woodley Park neighborhoods and welcomes your participation and support.
Learn moreDC Department of Aging and Community Living
The DC Office on Aging has a vast network of programs serving older adults in the District of Columbia.
Learn moreDorot University School Without Walls
DOROT University School Without Walls offers phone and online courses for older adults and caregivers who speak English or Russian. All you need is a phone, computer, or table to join lively discussions on a range of entertaining or educational topics. Gain friendship, support, intellectual stimulation, community, and more! Visit their website or call 1- 877–819–9147 for more information and to see a full catalog of conversation topics.
Learn moreDupont Circle Village
Membership levels include associate members, full members, and household members, including reduced rates. There are also activities available for non members, including yoga, and lectures.
Learn moreFoggy Bottom West End Village
Foggy Bottom West End Village is a nonprofit membership organization that provides services for its members to help them comfortably age in their community by supplying social events, health support, and many other offerings.
Learn moreGeorgetown Village
Membership levels include individual and social memberships. There are also activities available for non members, including yoga, and lectures.
Learn moreJewish Community Center
The Jewish Community Center offers a wide array of fitness classes, educational programs, films, discussion groups. You don’t have to be Jewish to participate. The Center is currently under renovation, but many of the programs are being held nearby.
Learn moreMather LifeWays Telephone Topics
Mather LifeWays Telephone Topics is a great way to connect with others, learn new things, or enjoy musical performances–all from your home! You can even access guided chair yoga or meditation sessions over the phone. To participate, dial 1-888-600-2560.
Learn moreNational Federation of the Blind (NFB) Newsline
If you or a loved one is vision impaired, sign up for the NFB-NEWSLINE.
Learn moreNorthwest Neighbors Village (NNV)
The Northwest Neighbors Village (NNV) is a community-based nonprofit that helps residents of northwest DC remain independent at home as long as they can safely do so.
Learn moreSibley Senior Association
Sibley Memorial Hospital invites you to become a member of the Sibley Senior Association, to help you maintain your good health. With over 7,000 members the annual fee for new members is $20 for one person and $38 for two people at the same address. They offer a wide range of classes, seminars, events, and discounts.
Learn moreThe Residences at Thomas Circle: Dance for Parkinson's Weekly Class
People with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are welcome to participate in this dance for Parkinson’s class.
Learn moreUniversity of the District of Columbia (UDC) Institute of Gerontology: Senior Companion Program
The Senior Companion Program touches the lives of adults who need extra assistance to live independently in their homes and communities. The program serves frail older adults, adults with disabilities, and those with terminal illness. Senior Companions assist their adult clients in basic, but essential ways: by offering companionship and friendship to isolated older adults, assisting with simple chores, providing transportation, and adding richness to their client lives.
Learn moreUniversity of the District of Columbia (UDC) Institute of Gerontology: The Respite Aid Program
The Respite Aide Program provides in-home assistance to seniors living alone. The program also provides support to caregivers. This service helps the individual and/or families deal with the challenges of living independently in older adulthood.
Learn moreWell Connected
Well Connected offers activities, education, support groups, and fun conversation over the phone or online. You can connect no matter where you are and at no cost to you. Conversations run the gamut, with past topics covering everything from art and zoology to meditation. Well Connected also meets 365 days a year, so there’s always a lively conversation for you to join. Most groups last about 30 minutes to an hour. Newcomers are always welcome! And, if you don’t feel like talking at first, you’re welcome to just listen as long as you let the group know you’re there. If you’re ready to register, please contact 877-797-7299 or email coviaconnections@covia.org.
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