Who We Are
The Stoneham Senior Center is one of the town’s most historically significant buildings, built in 1852 in the beautiful Greek Revival style. After its renovation in 1998, it continues to serve as a vital resource for Stoneham’s senior population and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1984.
Our History
The Stoneham Council on Aging is a town department dedicated to serving older adults. The Senior Center, centrally located on Elm Street, is a welcoming place where older adults and their families can find services, programs, and resources. The Senior Center is a cornerstone of the community where seniors come together to form meaningful connections and enjoy a wide range of activities in this historic building.
What We Offer
We provide a wide variety of services and programs to meet the evolving needs of our senior community:
- Affordable and nutritious meals
- Social activities, learning opportunities, and trips to museums and performances
- Health and wellness support through SHINE counselors and support groups
- Transportation services for local appointments, errands, and social events
Our transportation services are available for those who prefer not to drive, with vans and volunteers helping seniors stay connected to the community. Whether it’s a trip to the grocery store, medical appointments, or outings, we ensure our seniors remain active and engaged.
Our Mission
Our mission is to welcome everyone to the Senior Center and provide outstanding services with kindness, respect, and dignity. We offer programs for social, nutritional, and medical needs, ensuring outreach to all seniors in our community.
Please Note
We strive to accommodate the special needs of all participants. However, we recommend that those who require assistance with daily living activities bring a companion. While we are happy to support all of our visitors, we cannot provide individual assistance with walking, dining, or personal care.