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Weinberg Older Adult Center at Bronx House

The Weinberg Older Adult Center is a vibrant, inclusive space where adults 60 and better can stay active, connect with friends, and enjoy meaningful experiences every day. Members can take part in light fitness classes, creative arts, weekly swimming, health and wellness presentations, holiday celebrations, local trips, and a nutritious daily lunch.

Whether you’re looking to stay healthy, explore new interests, or simply enjoy good company, our center offers something for everyone. Membership is always FREE!

Bronx House Weinberg Older Adult Center is proudly funded by the NYC Department for the Aging. 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Older Adults.

LAMONT WILSON

Director of the Weinberg Older Adult Center
718.792.1800 ext. 224
lamont@bronxhouse.org

DANIELA BRETON

NORC Program Director
718.652.6363
daniela@bronxhouse.org

Brittany Hampton

Associate Director of the Weinberg Older Adult Center
718.792.1800 ext. 224
brittany@bronxhouse.org

Emely Gutierrez

NORC Program Case Manager
718.673.6826 ext. 6826
emely@bronxhouse.org

Krystine Burton

Case Assistant of the Weinberg Older Adult Center
718.792.1800 ext. 224
krystine.b@bronxhouse.org

Older Adult Services

Bronx House is proud to offer a comprehensive network of Older Adult Services that support healthy aging, independence, and meaningful community connection. Through the Weinberg Older Adult Center and the Pelham Parkway NORC, we provide a full spectrum of programs, resources, and personalized support that help older adults remain active, informed, and empowered in the neighborhoods they call home.

At the heart of Older Adult Services is THRIVE 360: A Holistic Approach to Aging Well—our signature initiative designed to support every dimension of an older adult’s well‑being. THRIVE 360 is more than a program; it is a lived experience rooted in six core pillars: Technology, Health, Recreation, Information, Voice, and Enrichment. Together, these pillars create a full‑circle model that ensures older adults feel seen, supported, and inspired to live with confidence, dignity, and joy.

Whether through daily meals, arts and wellness classes, technology support, benefits assistance, case management, or community‑building activities, Bronx House is committed to meeting older adults where they are and helping them thrive. Our unified approach ensures that every participant—whether at the OAC or the NORC—has access to the tools, knowledge, and community they need to age well, stay connected, and continue contributing to a vibrant, intergenerational Bronx.

Lunch Program

Take a break in a warm, welcoming environment and enjoy lunch with us Monday through Friday at noon.

Our meals are thoughtfully crafted to support a healthy lifestyle and reflect the diversity of our community. Each day features Kosher and Non-kosher meal options, as well as a cold alternative for those who prefer something lighter. From traditional favorites to culturally inspired dishes, there’s always something satisfying on the menu.

Adults 60 and better are invited to join us with a suggested contribution of $1.50. Guests under 60 are welcome for $6.25.

Arts Programming

  • Latin Dancing
  • Choir Class
  • Basic Art & Sketching
  • Knits & Crocheting
  • Live Performances
  • Modern Dancing

Health & Wellness Programs

  • Total Body Conditioning
  • Stretching For Arthritis
  • Pilates
  • Chair Yoga
  • Tai Chi Self Defense
  • Nutrition Workshops & Health Education Speakers
  • Bi-Weekly Support Groups by the Visiting Nurse Service of New York
  • Monthly Blood Pressure Screenings
  • Tai Chi for Arthritis

Computer Lab / Technology Center

Our computer lab features 10 desktop stations available for open computer time and structured instructional lessons designed to build digital confidence at every level. We offer both beginner and intermediate computer classes, helping older adults learn essential skills, explore new tools, and stay connected in an increasingly digital world.

Introducing the Tech Café — One‑on‑One Support for Your Devices

We’re excited to launch our new Tech Café, a free weekly service open to all registered OAC and NORC members. The Tech Café provides personalized, one‑on‑one assistance with your everyday technology needs, including:

  • iPhones and Android smartphones
  • Tablets and e‑readers
  • Downloading and using apps
  • Email, messaging, and photo sharing
  • Accessing online services such as  Access HRA
  • Basic troubleshooting and device navigation

Sessions are offered in 10–15 minute individual appointments, giving each participant focused, hands‑on support tailored to their comfort level. Whether you’re learning something new or need help solving a quick tech challenge, the Tech Café makes technology more approachable, friendly, and accessible than ever.

Our goal is simple: to empower older adults with the skills and confidence to use their devices independently and stay connected to the world around them.

Tech Cafe Schedule

Every Friday, 9:30 am – 12 pm and 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm

By Appointment Only.

Transportation

Convenient transportation to Bronx House is available for eligible members living within the 10460, 10461, 10462 and 10469 ZIP code areas. For details about routes, availability, intake and scheduling, contact the Older Adult Center office at 718.792.1800, ext. 224.

Pelham Parkway NORC

2425 Williamsbridge Road, Suite 1B
Bronx, NY 10469 – (718) 652-6363

The Pelham Parkway Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) Supportive Service Program is dedicated to helping older adults remain independent, connected, and thriving in the homes and neighborhoods they know best. Our program brings together health providers, social service partners, NYCHA, and residents to create a supportive, culturally responsive community where aging in place is not only possible, but empowered.

We proudly serve adults age 60 and older residing at Pelham Parkway Houses and 2440 Boston Road Plaza. Services include personalized assistance with public benefits such as Medicaid, SNAP (food stamps), and NYCHA documentation, as well as recreational and social activities designed to strengthen community engagement and social connection. Given our predominantly Spanish-speaking population, all services are delivered in a culturally respectful and linguistically accessible manner.

A registered nurse is on site 2 days per week, providing health education, screenings, and ongoing support. Our team also offers advocacy and case assistance to help older adults navigate complex systems and access critical resources. The Pelham Parkway NORC is a trusted partner for older adults seeking stability, connection, and compassionate support within their own community.

The program is funded by NYC Department for the Aging, with additional support through discretionary funding from City Council Members.

NORC Calendar October 2026