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Now's the time

Now is the time to pursue those interests you put off while working or raising a family; to keep fit, learn a new skill, pursue a hobby, start a second career, volunteer for an organization that interests you, or enjoy the company of others in a congenial setting.
 
Whatever your goals and interests, if you have the time and the will, there is sure to be a way to pursue them. Questions about insurance or health management? It’s all here. Philadelphia is just brimming with opportunities, and this is your launching pad to a bright future.

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Programs & Activities

Senior Community Centers are a great place to start, and they’re conveniently located throughout the city’s neighborhoods. Learn More

Employment & Volunteer Opportunities

Older adults enhance our community with a lifetime of wisdom and a sincere desire to make a difference. A variety of volunteer and employment programs offer seniors an opportunity to share their knowledge, experience and companionship. Learn More

Food & Nutrition

Good food and nutrition are essential for good health at any age. In Philadelphia, a range of food programs help to ensure that older adults obtain the food and nutrition they need. Learn More

Healthy Aging

As we age, it becomes increasingly important to adopt and maintain healthy lifestyles in order to continue to live as independently as possible. Learn More

Senior Discounts

Many organizations offer discounted rates for services or admission to older Americans. Learn More

Making Philadelphia “Senior Friendly”

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Seniors Celebrate the Arts

PCA's “Seniors Celebrate the Arts” Festivities Highlight Older Americans Month Three exhibits, senior discounts and special events are planned. Learn More

Calendar
07.26.08 : Gregor Mendel: Planting the Seeds of Genetics
07.26.08 : Calder Jewelry
07.26.08 : Transcending the Literal: Photographs by Ansel Adams
07.26.08 : Reverberations: Modern & Contemporary Art from the Bank of America Collection
07.26.08 : Les Miserables
07.26.08 : Turned and Thrown: English Pottery 1600-1820 From Local Collections
07.26.08 : Paintings from Hartnett, Peto and Accomplices: Trompe l'oeil
07.26.08 : Real Pirates: The Untold Story of the Whydah from Slave Ship to Pirate Ship
07.26.08 : Curious and Commonplace: European Popular Prints of the 1800s
07.27.08 : Gregor Mendel: Planting the Seeds of Genetics
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Governor Rendell Approves Senate Bill 4
Public Hearings on PWD Proposed Increase
U.S. Senator Bob Casey Seeks Reforms
PCA HEATLINE Activation Continues
PCA Will Activate HEATLINE
Senate Passes Medicare Bill, Stopping Cuts
Nutrition Vouchers Starting July 14
'Living Well, Learning Well' Cookout
PhillyMeals Gala Reception
Dineout raises more than $100,000
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