Greenwich House Network of Older Adult Centers in New York offers free programs for adults 60+.

The Greenwich House Network of Older Adult Centers serves as a vital resource for the community in Manhattan, providing social, educational, physical, and cultural programs designed to engage members and promote healthy, active lifestyles. These centers support the older adult community across multiple locations with a wide array of offerings, including freshly prepared weekday lunches, regularly scheduled programming, and special events. Through strategic partnerships with cultural institutions, local politicians, and private foundations, the network ensures access to exciting art programming and diverse opportunities. Case management services are also available to assist members in obtaining benefits, entitlements, and addressing other social work needs. All locations provide free WIFI and allow on-site use of electronic devices such as tablets. Every center is fully accessible via elevators or ramps. These programs are free for all adults aged 60 and older; registration can be completed online or in person at any of the centers. The Greenwich House Older Adult Centers are partially funded by the New York City Department for the Aging.