Age Strong Commission
For us, strength comes in many forms. Strength of community. Of cultures. Of experiences. Strength to embrace new chapters and opportunities. We believe that Bostonians who are 55+ make our City strong and vibrant.
Our mission is to enhance your life with meaningful programs, resources, and connections so we can live and age strong in Boston together.
We have many designations. As a Commission, Council on Aging, and Area Agency on Aging, we are not new to aging. We have been doing this for more than 50 years. Age with us.
Contact
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1 City Hall Square
Room 271Boston, MA 02201 -
Office hoursMonday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. -
Partner with us
We count on our community partners in advancing our mission. Learn more about partnership opportunities.
Our vision, mission, and values
We envision a city that embraces aging. Our mission is to enhance the lives of people 55+ with meaningful programs, resources, and connections so together we can live and age strong in Boston.
In addition to the values of our City Brand, we also emphasize a few other qualities in our work.
- Respect: We believe it is an honor to help older Bostonians, and we treat people with dignity.
- Inclusivity: Diversity in our city makes Boston better, and we pay special attention to how we can best meet the needs of all older residents.
- Patience: We take the time to listen with compassion and meet people where they are.
- Integrity: Credibility and trust is core to who we are and how we serve older Bostonians.
- Joy: Enjoying all that the City of Boston has to offer is important to us, so we promote fun at our events, in our conversations with residents, and on our teams.
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Age- and dementia-friendly Boston
We want to create an environment in which older adults can continue to lead healthy and productive lives in Boston.
How do you #agestrong?
We want to evolve the conversation on aging. Join the conversation.
Reports and publications
Reports and publicationsUpcoming Events
Upcoming EventsJob Opportunities
JobsSenior Centers in Boston
There are a variety of senior centers in Boston. Please call them before visiting, as their hours and programs may vary. You can also download a flyer version of this list.
| Senior Center | Address | Phone Number |
|---|---|---|
| East Boston Senior Center | 7 Baywater St., East Boston | 617-961-3131 |
| Veronica B. Smith Senior Center | 20 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton | 617-635-6120 |
| La Alianza Hispana, Aliancianos Senior Center | 1000 Massachusetts Ave., Suite 101, Roxbury | 617-427-7175 |
| Inquilinos Boricuas en Accion | IBA 405 Shawmut Ave., South End | 617-535-1753 |
| ABCD North End/West End | 1 Michelangelo St., North End | 617-523-8125 |
| ABCD Mattapan | 535 River St., Mattapan | 617-298-2045 |
| BCYF Grove Hall | 51 Geneva Ave., Dorchester | 617-635-1484 |
| BCYF Golden Age Center | 382 Main St., Charlestown | 617-635-5175 |
| Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center Brighton House | 677 Cambridge St., Brighton | 617-789-4289 |
| Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center Quincy Towers | 5 Oak Street West, Chinatown | |
| Salvation Army Kroc Center | 650 Dudley St., Dorchester | 617-318-6939 |
| VietAID | 42 Charles St., Dorchester | 617-822-3717 |
| Operation PEACE Peterborough Senior Center | 42 Peterborough St., Fenway | 617-536-7154 |
| The Kennedy Center | 55 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown | 617-241-8866 |
| East Boston Social Center | 68 Central Sq., East Boston | 617-569-3221 |
| South Boston Neighborhood House | 136 H St., South Boston |
News and Announcements
Latest newsMay 17
'Creating Community and Reducing Social Isolation' Grant Recipients Announced
Sixteen community nonprofits will receive $360,000 in total to strengthen social connections and community for Boston’s older adults.
Meet Our Leadership Team
Leadership
