West Brighton Senior Center

Established in 1982, Project Hospitality is a private nonprofit organization that provides health care and social services for underserved and disadvantaged people, as well as individuals who suffer from multiple diagnoses, such as HIV, substance abuse and mental illnesses. It serves the medical and housing needs of more than 5,000 individuals annually. Project Hospitality has a staff of over 300 personnel and nearly 600 student, community, religious and corporate volunteers. It offers treatment, case management and community-based residential services. The organization provides crisis intervention, referral, clinical care and health status assessment services. Additionally, it also provides chemical dependency prevention, outreach, meal and nutritional counseling services. Project Hospitality is located in Staten Island, N.Y.

The Jewish Community Center of Staten Island in New York, NY is a vibrant and inclusive community center that offers a wide range of programs and services for people of all ages. From wellness programs such as swimming, personal training, and yoga, to youth and family programs including early learning centers, afterschool programs, and camps, the JCC provides opportunities for growth, play, and connection. With a focus on Jewish life and values, the JCC also offers programs for Shabbat, Jewish holidays, and cultural arts, creating a welcoming and enriching environment for all. As part of its commitment to serving the community, the JCC is currently undergoing a lobby renovation project to create a modern and secure space that reflects the growing nature of the Leventhal-Sidman JCC and its community. With a new winter program guide showcasing a variety of classes and events, the JCC Greater Boston is dedicated to providing a diverse range of opportunities for individuals to learn, connect, and thrive. Whether you're looking to improve your wellness, engage in Jewish life, or participate in youth and family programs, the JCC is a place where community members can come together and grow.Generated from the website

Meals on Wheels of Staten Island, Inc is a private not-for-profit agency whose mission is to provide two nutritious meals each day to those 60 years of age or older who can no longer shop for or prepare their own meals. The price is reasonable and the service is reliable. About Us Referrals for service are made by phone and/or online and meal delivery can begin in 24 hours in an emergency, or several days in a non-emergency situation. A home visit assessment by a Meals on Wheels nurse is made within a week of the referral. Reassessments are made every six months. Sources for referrals are varied: the potential client, neighbor, relative, friend, clergy, or related agency serving the community. To be eligible, clients must have either long or short-term disability/illness, which prevents them from shopping for food and preparing meals. They must not have access to a congregate meal site. Persons without working refrigeration or storage facilities are also eligible. One hot and one cold meal are delivered each day, five days a week, between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., except for major holidays. Three frozen meals are delivered for weekends on Saturday morning.