Hebrew SeniorLife (HSL) is a 100+ year-old organization committed to maximizing the quality of seniors lives through an integrated network of housing, health care, research and education programs, serving more than 3,500 seniors annually in the greater Boston area. ***NewBridge on the Charles, a multigenerational community to be built on the Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson Campus in Dedham ***Orchard Cove , a continuing care retirement community in Canton ***the Institute for Aging ...

The Landmark at Longwood is located at the Haskell House, the former Baptist School of Nursing. Much of the school's original beauty has been preserved during the restoration and renovation period. Situated on the New England Baptist Medical Campus, the Landmark at Longwood offers our residents direct access to numerous religious, cultural, medical, and historical endeavors. Nestled on top of a hill, Landmark at Longwood offers spectacular views of the City of Boston and surrounding ...

Beacon House, located on Boston's famed Beacon Hill, offers 85 rent-subsidized and 32 rent-moderated apartments for persons age 55 and over. This historic building in a historic neighborhood was completely renovated in 1983 to create affordable housing for Boston elders. One bedroom units and larger studios have large windows and enough room for two persons. Small studios are suitable for one person. All units have modern kitchens, full baths and wall-to-wall carpeting. An extensive ...

376 West Fourth Street was the original site of the Columbus Day Nursery built by the Knights of Columbus in 1907 to respond to the needs of newly arrived immigrants. In 1966 a new building was built on this site and named the Labouré Clinic, which provided counseling, family management programs, dental services, pre and post natal services for parents and newborns, mental health services, a Golden Age Club, childcare, youth and elder services and job training. Thousands were helped over the ...

Beacon Hill Village helps persons age 50 and older who live on Beacon Hill and in its adjacent neighborhoods enjoy safer, healthier and more independent lives in their own homes–well connected to a familiar and attentive community. Faced with the prospect of leaving the neighborhood they love in order to obtain the services of a retirement community, a group of long-time Beacon Hill residents decided to create a better alternative–Beacon Hill Village is designed to make remaining at home a ...

Stonewall Communities, Inc., a non-profit organization, was created to better understand and advocate the needs for older lesbians, gay men and their friends. Stonewall Communities strives to provide a range of options, from their residential communities such as "Stonewall Audubon Circle", the nation’s first urban GLBT retirement community, to their service arm "Stonewall Connections", which helps seniors age in their own homes.

Do you know an older parishioner or friend who needs housing? Saint Cecilia's House on Kilmarnock St. in the West Fenway serves people age 62 years and older with annual income below $25,800 for singles, $28,000 for couples. There are both one-bedroom and studio apartments. The studios are particularly designed for frail elders. Please let friends know of this opportunity. Interested people may call Karen Branch at Saint Cecilia's House (617-536-3658) for more infomation and an application.