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Staten Island Older Adult Centers: Selected Locations, Phones and Official Sources

Staten Island community resources · Sources reviewed October 27, 2026

Eight selected older adult centers across Staten Island. This is a starting selection, not a complete borough directory. NYC Aging states that older adult center membership is free and open to New Yorkers ages 60 and older. Schedules and services differ by location.

NYC Aging: membership, services and finding a center

Center locations and contacts

1. Bernikow Older Adult Center — Staten Island JCC

1466 Manor Road, Staten Island, NY 10314
718-517-7445

CLLD reception contact listed on the operator’s current Older Adult Centers page. The network offers learning, arts, wellness, meal and social-service programs, with schedules varying by site. Ask about enrollment and the current Bernikow calendar. The older-adult program is separate from general JCC recreation membership.

Official source · Additional official details

2. Avis/South Shore Older Adult Center — Staten Island JCC

1297 Arthur Kill Road, Staten Island, NY 10312
718-475-5283

South Shore location in the JCC older-adult network. Contact the center for current classes, meals, enrollment and any transportation arrangements. Case assistance is available through the network by appointment; ask how to book.

Official source · Additional official details

3. Stapleton Older Adult Center — Staten Island JCC

189 Gordon Street, Staten Island, NY 10304
718-981-8828

Stapleton location in the JCC older-adult network. Contact staff for the site’s current activities and meal schedule, and for help arranging case-assistance appointments. Offerings and transport availability should be confirmed directly.

Official source · Additional official details

4. Anderson Older Adult Center — Catholic Charities of Staten Island

120 Anderson Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10302
718-448-5757

Published hours: Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–3 p.m. The operator welcomes adults 60 and older and states that membership is free. Activities, meals and social-service support are offered; transportation depends on eligibility and availability. Confirm the current program and holiday schedule.

Official source

5. West Brighton Older Adult Center — Catholic Charities of Staten Island

230 Broadway, Staten Island, NY 10310
718-727-9793

Published hours: Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Free older-adult center membership for adults 60 and older, with activities, meals and social-service support. Ask about enrollment, current activities and transportation eligibility and availability.

Official source

6. Cassidy Coles Neighborhood Older Adult Center — CASC

125 Cassidy Place, Staten Island, NY 10301
718-273-6808

Published hours: Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. The operator welcomes adults 60 and older, including people who do not live in the neighborhood. Offerings include breakfast and lunch, exercise, arts, computer and ESL classes, case assistance and social activities. Confirm current class and meal times.

Official source

7. New Lane Neighborhood Older Adult Center — CASC

70 New Lane, Staten Island, NY 10305
718-448-5936

Published hours: Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Open to adults 60 and older, including people from outside the neighborhood. The operator lists breakfast and lunch, a food pantry, exercise, arts, computer classes and other activities. Ask about schedules and participation requirements.

Official source

8. Great Kills Older Adult Center — Friendship Clubs

11 Sampson Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10308
718-356-5050

Listed by NYC Aging as the Great Kills Older Adult Center. The operator asks visitors to call for current activities because schedules can change. Contact the center for opening hours, enrollment, meals and the latest program calendar.

Official source · Additional official details

Before your first visit

Confirm opening hours, registration, meal times, accessibility and any transport arrangements directly with the center. Ask about any charges or voluntary contributions for specific activities or trips. General fitness-club membership and other paid programs may have separate terms. For more centers or help choosing a service, call NYC Aging Connect at 212-244-6469 or use the official service finder.

NYC Aging official older adult center service finder

Addresses and telephone numbers were checked against official city and operator websites. For New Lane’s ZIP code and Bernikow’s program contact, this guide follows the current operator page where city listings differ. Telephone numbers have not been tested by calling.

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