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Senior Activity Center

Ages75+

Geared towards those 75 years and older, this senior club enables those who would otherwise be homebound, to get out, meet new people and enjoy themselves in the company of peers.

The Senior Activity Center meets each weekday, Monday-Friday, for a full day of programs. Under the supervision of a highly qualified and professional staff, SAC features a wide range of programs and activities.

Additional offerings include special programs (i.e. birthday & holiday celebrations, health & wellness sessions, social games), helpful resources (i.e. referrals to social work professionals) and support services (i.e. blood pressure screenings). An intake interview is required.

Join our virtual programs and fill your day with activities and new friends! Together we’ll enjoy exercise, bingo, trivia, history, live concerts and more!

For more information, please contact Judi Nahary, Director, Senior Adult Services at 201.408.1450 or email jnahary@jccotp.org.

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“Coming to the JCC is one of the best things that ever happened to me because it gets me out of my apartment and with people.”—Marilyn Taffet

Senior man reading on an ipad.
Senior playing a game on an ipad.
Seniors on a zoom call.
Seniors on a zoom call.
Seniors in a dance class.
Seniors in a weight exercise class.

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