About Us

The Mission of North Shore Senior Center is to foster the independence and well-being of older adults, enhance their dignity and self respect, and promote their participation in and contribution toward all aspects of community life. 

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the number of seniors age 65 and older in 2010 was 40,228,712. The projected number for 2030 is 72,091,915. Twenty years after that, the number of seniors in the same category will be at 88,546,973. Those seniors will have new needs and concerns not experienced by their parents. Many will be disabled and greater numbers will suffer from dementia and experience increased isolation. Who will understand and meet their needs?

North Shore Senior Center will. We have been in the business of serving seniors since 1956 and have built a reputation of caring, competence and professionalism. We, better than many organizations, possess the experience, combined with a vision for the future, that can sustain today’s seniors and those of tomorrow. We are the “go to” community organization for local clergy, police and community members who know of seniors needing help or who need education themselves to address the needs of older community or family members. Our reach even extends internationally as we provide individual case management services to an increasing number of local seniors with families living abroad.