■ SENIOR CENTERS/
PROGRAMS Community College of Baltimore
County (CCBC)*
SENIORS 800 S. Rolling Rd.

Baltimore, MD 21228
443-840-3262 ccbcmd.edu/ceed
Director: Melanie Hood-Wilson
case@ccbcmd.edu Single Step at CCBC has been changing
lives by providing classes and career
options for adults with disabilities.

Single Step provides students with
academic, pre-vocational, social and
independent living skills necessary for
success in college study.

Edward A. Myerberg Center
3101 Fallstaff Rd.

Baltimore, MD 21209
410-358-6856 myerberg.org
Located in northwest Baltimore, the
Edward A. Myerberg Center provides
over 150 enriching programs each year
for adults ages 55 plus, including classes
in the arts, humanities and fitness. The
Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Fitness Center is the premier fitness
center serving adults. All of our trainers
are senior fitness specialists. The center’s
Eating Together program is the largest
in Baltimore city and serves 7,000 meals
each year to seniors.

Gilchrist Services*
11311 McCormick Rd., Ste. 350
Hunt Valley, MD 17349
443-849-8214 gilchristservices.org
Senior Director of Development,
Marketing & Community Services:
Lori Mulligan
lmulligan@gilchristhospice.org Gilchrist Services is an outgrowth of
Gilchrist Hospice Care and serves a
wider population of adults with chronic,
serious and terminal illnesses. Gilchrist
provides education, guidance and care
earlier in their disease and through the
end of life.

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Jewish Federation of Howard County Levindale Hebrew Geriatric
10630 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Ste. 400
Center and Hospital
Columbia, MD 21044
410-730-4976 jewishhowardcounty.org
Adult Life Director: Sophie Novinsky
snovinsky@JewishHowardCounty.org Programming for our active 55+
community provides meaningful
opportunities and pathways to
connect with others in the community.

Programs range from cultural and
informative to intellectual in nature.

Jewish Volunteer Connection —
Adults 5708 Park Heights Ave.

Baltimore, MD 21215
410-843-7490 jvcbaltimore.org
Executive Director: Ashley Pressman
apressman@associated.org Jewish Volunteer Connection is your
portal to engage and connect with our
diverse community, lending a hand to
those who need it most and fulfilling the
mitzvah of tikkun olam. Volunteer for
a day; volunteer every month; volunteer
by yourself; volunteer with a group … if
you have the desire to make a difference,
we will find a place for you!
Levindale Adult Day Services
2434 West Belvedere Ave.

Baltimore, MD 21215
410-601-2360 lifebridgehealth.org
Director of Adult Day Services:
Michelle Mills
mmills@lifebridgehealth.org Levindale provides nursing/recreation
services, daily transportation and
medical help.

2434 W. Belvedere Ave.

Baltimore, MD 21215
410-601-2400 lifebridgehealth.org/levindale
Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and
Hospital is dedicated to providing superior
health and quality of life programs with
an unmatched continuum of care for
the elderly, frail and ill in a warm, caring
environment. Northwest Neighbors Connecting
(NNC) 5809 Park Heights Ave.

Baltimore, MD 21215
410-662-6620 nncbaltimore@gmail.com
A community “village” program dedicated
to helping seniors age comfortably in their
homes through a neighbor-helping-neigh-
bor mutual support system. NNC provides
rides to appointments, computer assistance
and general household help. Members are
expected to give, as well as receive, volun-
teer services. The program also offers
opportunities to join a committee and
attend social events.

Senior Jewish Learning (SJL)
3702 Fords Ln.

Baltimore, MD 21215
etzchaimusa.org SJL is dedicated to reaching out to
Jewish senior citizens in the greater
Baltimore area, to engage in Jewish
learning and activities.

Supportive Community Network
5809 Park Heights Ave.

Baltimore, MD 21215
410-500-5300 chaibaltimore.org
The Supportive Community Network
(SCN) is a support system for commu-
nities that want to build a village model
to help seniors age in place. We assist
communities to develop the skills, systems,
services and resources needed to become
a self-sustaining “village,” where people
come together to provide volunteer
services and supports for each other.

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