Encore News
Construir un mejor Nueva York para los adultos mayores requiere la colaboración del Estado
Es por eso por lo que los proveedores de servicios para el envejecimiento locales como Encore Community Services brindan a los neoyorquinos mayores, como nosotros, […]
Adams boosts pay for 80,000 human services workers – Caribbean Life
New York City Mayor Eric Adams last Thursday announced a US $741 million investment for an estimated 80,000 human services workers employed by non-profit organizations […]
NYC expands meal delivery service for seniors as more fall into poverty
Georges Pierre, a dispatching coordinator with Encore Community Services, a nonprofit focused on helping older adults, has been delivering meals to seniors for the last […]
Crains: At a Glance
The city Department for the Aging has awarded Encore Community Services a $2 million contract extension to provide home-delivered meals to seniors throughout the city. […]
Chesed Day at The Shefa School
Students collaborated with Encore Community Services and Union Settlement to deliver hot meals to participants in Midtown and on the Upper East Side. Other students […]
The New Administration Must Invest In Older New Yorkers and The Nonprofits Serving Them
From City Limits – Our city needs to be thinking now about how to meet the long-term nutrition needs of older New Yorkers, which even before the pandemic were significant—1 in 4 older adults living at home were at risk for hunger.
Encore Hosts Annual ENCORE OVATION: A CELEBRATION OF AGING THROUGH ART
On Monday, December 4th, Encore Community Services will host Encore Ovation – A Celebration of Aging Through Art, honoring Paul Libin – Fr. George Moore Artistic Impact Award and Annette Bening – Paul Lucas Artistic Spirit Award.
As Older Population Explodes, 250+ Organizations Urge Doubling of State Aging Budget
Two hundred and fifty organizations ranging from hospitals to counties to advocates for the aging and many others, including the chairs of the state legislature’s […]
NYC Senior Centers See Rebounding Demand
Encore Community Services, which runs two Older Adult Centers in Manhattan, has seen demand for a more diverse offering of programs and activities since reopening, according to Executive Director Jeremy Kaplan.