Older people are mistreated more often than we think. Take action and be part of the solution to end elder abuse!

This exhibition features paintings and collages by participants of the Art Workshop at the Roosevelt Island Carter Burden Adult Center.

Carter Burden Gallery presents The Difference We’ve Made, featuring new work by twenty-three women artists active and successful in New York City’s art world in the 1970’s.

This is a free half-day symposium that is open to health care professionals and human services workers.

Join us for a celebration in honor of National Senior Citizen Appreciation Day on Wednesday, August 24th at Covello Older Adult Center!

Join us for a reception on Thursday, July 14 from 4pm - 7pm to celebrate our wonderful artists! This event is free and no reservations are necessary to attend. Masks are required.

Join us this weekend for an exciting celebration of our volunteers, complete with pizza, snacks, and a live DJ generously sponsored by Aetna! We can’t wait to see you there.

Please join New York-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell Medicine & The Carter Burden Network virtually for the second annual Falls Prevention Symposium.

Please join us and Lenox Hill Hospital Northwell Health for a Tele-Town Hall to discuss COVID-19 with a special talk from Dr. Daniel Baker.

This presentation will cover legal issues that we all must address in retirement and beyond. The program will hold particular value for members of the aging population, as the risk of mental and physical incapacity increases with age.

The Buy Local East Harlem initiative has a number of programs and activities to make supporting local business and vendors even easier. Check out the 2nd Annual Shop & Dine East Harlem Campaign for gift ideas for Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and local events…

 The Buy Local East Harlem initiative has a number of programs and activities to make supporting local business and vendors even easier. Check out the 2nd Annual Shop & Dine East Harlem Campaign for gift ideas for Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and local events…

In an ongoing partnership with the Department for the Aging and NYC Health, we are offering an Opioid Overdose Prevention in Older Adults and Naloxone Training. Prevention of opioid overdose in older adults is a little discussed topic. Join us and Dr. Ben Han, Assistant Professor at New York University School of Medicine and a geriatrician at Bellevue Hospital to learn how you can take steps to protect yourself from this growing public health issue.

Join us on Friday, September 27, 2019 from 9:00am-12 at the Silberman School of Social Work (2180 Third Avenue at 119th Street New York, NY 10035) for a Falls Prevention Symposium. It is a free half-day symposium that is open to professionals as well as the general public. We invited speakers from Columbia University Medical Center, Hospital for Special Surgery and other experts to discuss the various topics associated with Falls Prevention. 

Rain or Shine - Enjoy food, entertainment, and organizations and resources dedicated to serving seniors.