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Survivor networks created for cancer survivors and their families to help them share their experiences and offer hope to others through personal stories, discussion groups and personal web pages.

Provides a variety of concerts and social events throughout the year for residents.

Provides book discussion groups and public lectures for library patrons of all ages. Also provides space for presentations by outside groups.

Community-based book club for people with Down’s syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy and other intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Provides a variety of recreational activities for seniors. Includes field trips, luncheons, and other social events.

Activities for adults with disabilities, scheduled once PERmonth, with an enhanced Summer Program. * Note: Attendees responsible for transportation to and from events. Call office for determination of alternate location if necessary.

Offers an opportunity for intersectional and young women to share, discuss and debate constructively to help build empowerment. Strives to emulate the three pillars to Educate, Engage and Empower through diversity and inclusion while advocate for women’s economic empowerment.

A group for kids who have epilepsy and kids who care about someone who has epilepsy The Kids Crew is a free club for kids ages 14 and under. If you don't have epilepsy, we still want you to join. Often, siblings, friends and relatives of those with epilepsy are the best advocates. We are looking for those who want to learn, spread awareness, and make a difference. And have fun, too!! Kids Crew members will receive: A certificate Kids Crew pin Lanyard and membership card Quarterly newsletter In the future, your family will also have the ability to connect with other Kids Crew members at local events so you can make a difference, together.

Offers a variety of recreational activities including exercise and wellness classes, community service, cultural experiences, trips, and special events for seniors.

Provides a wide range of programs and trips. Some of the activities include luncheons, book discussions, current events discussions, exercise, knitting, bridge, Tai Chi, card games, films, and special events.

MyLifeLine.org, a free social network, empowers cancer patients and caregivers to build an online support community of existing family and friends to foster connections, inspiration, and healing through free, personalized websites. With MyLifeLine.org, cancer patients and caregivers can connect to their community of family and friends, allowing them to share their cancer journey, get support, and focus on healing. When you set up a personal webpage, you will be able to: Share updates. Centralize your communication and update family and friends on your treatment process in one place, including the ability to post photos. Coordinate help. Get the help you need by organizing meals, rides to treatment, and more. Receive supportive messages. Feel empowered from messages of love and support from friends and family. Control privacy. Invite only the people you want to share your journey with and choose your security settings. Learn more about your specific cancer type. Review cancer resources vetted by experts and share them through Learning Links.

Provides a variety of social, educational, and recreational activities for seniors. Includes some day trips, multi-day trips, and cultural events.

Provides book discussion groups and public lectures for library patrons of all ages. Also provides space for presentations by outside groups.

Provides a variety of social, educational, and recreational activities for seniors. Includes some day trips, multi-day trips, and cultural events.

Birthday card and special treat delivered to Autistic Individuals. Birthday Club is open to Autistic individuals of any age.

Social club that offers regular programming to encourage identity exploration, build relationships, and draw people closer to our program’s wellness goals. On a given week you might find us hosting: - Movie night - Found art bonanza - Drag bingo - Trans mentoring workshops - Vogue Knights - Black to Our Roots or just making grilled cheese.

Provides religious and social groups targeted to the deaf and hard of hearing and to those with visual impairments. Activities include attendance at a weekly signed mass and social activities.

Provides recreational activities for seniors such as parties, arts and crafts, bingo and outings.

Sponsors a wide variety of programs for children, teens and adults.

Offers older adults programming including group exercise classes and aquatic programs that concentrate on mobility and flexibility, dance programs, educational programs, social events, day and overnight trips and volunteer activities.

Offers older adults programming including group exercise classes and aquatic programs that concentrate on mobility and flexibility, dance programs, educational programs, social events, day and overnight trips and volunteer activities.

Offers numerous programs for older adults including case management, transportation to and from medical appointments and the grocery store and linkages to community resources.

Provides more than 70 ongoing programs for those 55+. Fitness and exercise, sports, travel, dances, board and card games, and special events. Nutrition, transportation, and health-screening programs.

Provides an opportunity for deaf and hard of hearing children and teens to engage in socialization and activities with other children like themselves and without experiencing a language or cultural barrier. The activities include bowling, or other activity or crafts and special holiday events such as Singing Santa and Trick or Treating. Children are well supervised by deaf or hard of hearing staff as well as staff who are hearing. Families are welcome!

In an effort to acquaint senior citizens with local law enforcement, the Safe Communities Coalition is hosting a series of get-togethers called Coffee with a Cop. There are several sessions scheduled in Mount Vernon and surrounding communities.