Services
The Center offers a wide variety of services designed to meet our members needs. An on-site social worker, provided by Jewish Family Services, is available for supportive counseling. Medicare assistance is available annually and AARP provides driver education and recertification programs as well as free tax assistance. Support groups include those for low vision, caregiver support and grief support. Flu shots are provided for qualified applicants at our annual Health and Wellness Fair.
Eating Together in Baltimore
Senior adults age 60 and over are eligible to participate in the Eating Together In Baltimore (ETIB) program. Meals are served five days per week. It is required that all Eating Together participants complete a registration form to keep on file with the Eating Together program. An anonymous contribution toward the cost of the meal is requested. The suggested contribution is $2.25 for people 60 and over. People under the age of 60 must pay $6.50 per meal.
The Center’s Eating Together in Baltimore program uses a reservation system. Individuals must make reservations at the lunch room desk each week. The reservations you will be making are for meals that will be served two weeks ahead.
Please Note: All food served in the Eating Together program is 100% Kosher. However, at other functions at the Center non-Kosher foods may be served.
The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Senior Sunday Program is held approximately 30 Sundays per year. Light refreshments are served at 11 a.m., followed by entertainment or a lively program. Reservations are suggested.
The state-of-the-art lending library is available for our members’ enjoyment. Books may be borrowed for a 3-week period. The library is entirely staffed by volunteers. The library houses an abundant collection of large print materials. An electronic magnifier is available for visually impaired members.
Joel Siegel autographs copies of his book
in the Center's Clara Myerberg library
All levels of computer instruction are offered in small classes with hands-on instruction. Classes use Windows 2000.
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Instructor Pam Rigby working with a student.
The Center provides a wide variety of services:
- Confidential assistance with personal and family issues on a one-to-one basis with a professional social worker from Jewish Family Services
- Support groups and workshops on a variety of topics related to aging
- Information and assistance/referral about community resources
- Confidential assistance with health insurance issues and filling out government and other application forms, including income tax, renter's and homeowner's tax credit, Medicaid and energy assistance.
Classes
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Trips for people, 55 years of age and older, who enjoy getting away, meeting new people and having a good time. Why not join us for an excursion to a cultural, educational, or recreational location? Destinations have included Toby's Dinner Theatre and Three Little Bakers, The Philadelphia Art Museum, Atlantic City, Lancaster, and Washington, D.C. We strive to ensure your enjoyment and comfort.
Center members preparing to leave for the symphony.
Trip Policies
- Early sign-up will ensure your place
- All trips must be paid in full at the time of reservation
- Refunds are made up to two weeks prior to trips, after that you must find your own replacement
- All trips depart and return to the Center
- Park at the rear of the building or on Fallstaff Road
- Trip ideas? Let us know where you would like to go
Trip Refund Policy
Two weeks notice is required to receive a full refund. Beyond that, a refund can only be given if you personally find someone to take your place on the trip. We advise you to check at the Center to see if there is a waiting list for the designated trip. In the event that non-refundable admission tickets have been paid for in advance, no refund can be given for that portion of the trip cost.