What to Do if Someone You Know Is a Victim of Elder Abuse
Elder abuse can come from anywhere and anyone, but it should not be tolerated in any situation. Learn how to detect it and how to get help.
Artist of the Month│Michael Rosenberg
Michael Rosenberg is an artist based in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, NYC. Learn more about his work and what inspires him!
Artist of the Month│Audrey Rosenberg
Audrey Rosenberg is an artist based in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, NYC. Learn more about her work and what inspires her!
Artist of the Month│Jessica Reiner
Jessica Reiner is an artist based in Manhattan, NYC. Learn more about her work and what inspires her!
Artist of the Month│Elsa Yu: Have Patience
Elsa Yu is an artist based in Brooklyn, NYC. Learn more about her work and what inspires her!
Artist of the Month│Berso: Be Kind
Berso is an artist based in Manhattan, NYC. For over a decade, she has worked with mixed media and acrylics, creating vibrant and eye-catching pieces inspired by nature scenes.
Artist of the Month│Jodie Niss: Have Fun in the Process
Jodie Niss is an artist and art teacher based in Brooklyn, New York. She hosts an Art Class at the UJCES Lunch Club, teaching senior citizens basics on drawing, as well as lessons on creativity.
Human Resources in NYC: Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities
Learn about the resources available for people with disabilities in NYC, including transportation, housing, employment, healthcare, and education.
Social Services for Seniors in New York City
UJCES provides social services for seniors in NYC with the goal of empowering clients to overcome crisis, gracefully age in place, and maintain a dignified quality of life.
Artist of the Month│Shirley Birnbaum: It Is Inside Everyone to Create Beauty
Shirley Birnbaum is a New York mosaic artist. For years, she has inspired and guided seniors to create colorful pieces of art.
Finding Purpose and Meaning Through Volunteer Opportunities
When volunteer opportunities opened after the lockdown, the HASC Center stepped up to help a community in need.
This Volunteer Won't Let Anyone Go Hungry in the Lower East Side
From packing food to delivering meals, Martin is willing to do it all to help the Lower East Side's most vulnerable residents.
Artist of the Month│Kay Newman: Enjoy What You Are Doing
Kay Newman has been painting for over 50 years, drawing inspiration from beautiful landscapes and her travels.
Tips for Caring for Aging Parents Remotely
Caring for aging parents from a long distance it’s especially stressful. But there's good news! You may be surprised at all you can do remotely.
How to Find Affordable Housing for Seniors in NYC
Finding affordable housing for seniors in NYC is not impossible. Learn how our Housing Specialists can help with the process of staying home and aging in place.
Depression in Seniors: Another Pandemic to Protect Against
It’s important to know the signs and symptoms of depression in seniors and more importantly, that you are not alone.
Mental Health for Seniors: Stay Active and Focused
Personal self-care and mental health for seniors are more important than ever. That's why we put together a list of small things you can do to cope.
How to Use Zoom: Stay Connected and Safe
Whether is for business and for pleasure (aka, staying sane during a pandemic), learn how to use Zoom and stay connected while safe at home!
Technology and Seniors: Free Tech Support for Older Adults
Learn more about the organizations that are working to close the gap between technology and seniors by offering free technical assistance.
How to Spot, Avoid and Report a Covid-19 Vaccine Scam
The risk of being the victim of a Covid-19 vaccine scam has increased quickly. Here are some recommendations to protect your personal information.