Ongoing Programs
Afternoons Out: Social Adult Day Program for People with Memory Loss
Mondays and Wednesdays / 12:00 noon – 4:00pm
Fee: $25 per session
Transportation may be available upon request
This program is for people with early and mid-stages of memory loss due to dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease. Our facilitators, Richard Milone and Tally Grazy, create a nurturing and safe environment to actively involve participants in group activities such as simple table games, music, arts & crafts, and exercise. Light snacks are served. Home attendants and family members are invited to participate.
An intake interview and pre-registration is required to participate. Please call to schedule an interview.
This program is made possible in part through the support of UJA-Federation of NY and the Altoon Tunie Sutton Endowment Fund.
Parent’s Circle
Monday, January 14 & Tuesday February 5
in conjunction with Early Childhood Nursery Department
Bring your questions to this monthly morning series of lively discussions designed to help you raise happy, well-behaved children. Facilitated by Laura Markham, Ph.D. Please call for information and schedule.
Project H.O.P.E. –
Support Programs for Caregivers of People with Dementia
Special lectures on coping with ongoing challenges, and interactive programs for caregivers and their loved ones provide an opportunity to learn and share tips for making life a bit easier while also having fun. Watch for flyers with dates and topics, or call Linda Eber for more information.
This program is made possible in part through the support of UJA-Federation of NY and the Altoon Tunie Sutton Endowment Fund.
Bereaved Mothers Support Group
Tuesdays, monthly (call for dates) / 10:30 am – 12:00 noon
Mothers who have experienced grief from the loss of a child meet monthly to share feelings and get support during this difficult time. Facilitated by Craig Podell, L.C.S.W.
Weight Watchers at the SCC
Every Tuesday evening
Weigh in 7:00pm; Meeting starts 7:30pm
Learn an approach that promotes healthy habits, a supportive environment, and exercise. The meeting is facilitated by Rachel Kieffer, a 100 lb. “loser” who has maintained her weight loss for more than three years. She speaks Hebrew, is knowledgeable of Kashrut, and is familiar with the Sephardic community’s holidays, food and traditions.