DYCD - Senior Programs

Department of Youth and Community Development - Serving New York City Youth, Families & Communities

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	Almost 12% of New Yorkers are 65 or older. DYCD funds a variety of support programs for New Yorkers who are 60 and older that help them maintain a high degree of self-sufficiency. Services are designed to promote physical and social well-being. They include: Social and cultural activities at community centers Intergenerational activities Promoting exercise and nutrition Providing supportive services to older adults raising grandchildren Assistance accessing health insurance, medical help and community services For additional information, please visit: NYC Department for the Aging NYS Office of the Aging Council of Senior Centers and Services of NYC Additional information relating to Senior Issues

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