Classes take place place Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Monument Park. Classes are limited to 25 people so pre-registration is necessary. You can register by calling 201-592-3500 x1303. Click here to see the schedule.
ABOUT THE SENIOR CENTER
The Richard & Catherine Nest Adult Activity Center is committed to creating an atmosphere of caring, learning, and community for all senior citizens. We strive to host classes and speakers that reflect the wants and desires of our consumers while also providing services that meet their needs in the best ways possible. We are a resource for seniors, offering educational, recreational, wellness and nutrition programming with opportunities for volunteer activities and referrals to other social services.
Our Goal is to meet the diverse needs and interests of our seniors by developing programs that ensure quality of life, promote physical, emotional and nutritional well-being, enhance personal dignity, support independence and encourage participation in community life.
Information and Referral
Volunteer Opportunities
Socializing
Theatre trips and monthly luncheons
Pool tables and card tables are available daily
Jitney transportation is available free of charge to Fort Lee residents 55 and over on designated routes that will include a stop at the Nest Center
Activities Schedules
Bus Schedules
The congregate meal program is available free of charge for Bergen County residents, aged 60 and over, and it is funded through Bergen County, Division of Senior Services.
For information on Senior Citizen Housing in Fort Lee, please visit the Housing Authority page. For Free Seniors Medical Transport for residents, please visit the Parking Authority page.
ABOUT HUMAN SERVICES
Human Services promotes the health and safety of our residents by helping them to access care and connect with natural community support systems.
OBJECTIVES
To provide a safety net of services for those in urgent, preventive or supportive need.
To empower people to increase or maintain their independence by linking them to appropriate local care, resources and /or support services and increase the use of community support.
SERVICES
Human Services accepts referrals from borough departments, individuals, the community at large and offers:
Confidential consultations and needs assessments
Information, collaboration and linkage to numerous care providers and resources
Liaison to:
Housing programs
Local, county, state programs
Local business community
Police
Transportation
Outreach to disabled and frail elderly
Human Services addresses the needs of those with significant hardship including the elderly, disabled, unemployed, single parent households as well as those living with mental health and substance use challenges. Consultations and outreaches are solution-focused needs assessments designed to enable people to improve their quality of life by connecting with natural community systems, and the least amount of social services necessary.
