Neighborhood House Senior Center Helps Older Adults Bridge the Digital Divide

Two SDSCF grants will help isolated seniors at the Neighborhood House Association Senior Center access online programs and enjoy some holiday cheer.
San Diego Senior Centers Receive $31,000 to Spread Holiday Cheer to Isolated Elders

SDSCF has awarded a second round of grants from the No Senior Alone initiative to bring joy and comfort to older San Diegans who will be alone this holiday season.
News Report: Seniors Foundation Awards Nearly $200,000 in Grants to Reduce Social Isolation

SDSCF selected nine grant beneficiaries to receive nearly $200,000 in combined funding for programs that help seniors stay healthy, engaged, and connected to their communities.
Press Release: SDSCF Announces Nearly $200,000 in Grants to Organizations Supporting Isolated Seniors Across the County

San Diego Seniors Community Foundation awarded grants to nine local nonprofits for programs that support isolated seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An End to Social Isolation: SDSCF Announces COVID-19 Response Grants

In partnership with the Sahm Family Foundation, SDSCF is making COVID-19 response grants to senior centers and service providers to expand programs and pilot new ways to mitigate the harmful effects of social isolation.
A Path Forward for Older People in California: Inside the Master Plan for Aging

As a stakeholder in the development of a more expansive and dynamic network of supports for older adults in our region, SDSCF submitted a policy recommendation to operationalize the Master Plan for Aging goals by investing in community senior centers.
Helping Senior Centers Come Back From the COVID-19 Crisis

At a time when more seniors than ever are socially isolated and cut off from their families with limited access to services, our regional senior support network has been kneecapped.
The Senior Center of the Future
The senior center of the future will be a central hub for a community’s senior population, connecting older adults to vital resources that support healthy aging.
News Report: San Diego Lags Behind in Providing Resources for Senior Centers

KUSI News reported this week on San Diego Seniors Community Foundation’s recent senior center assessment, the first-ever report of its kind conducted in San Diego.
News Report: County Senior Centers Lack Resources to Support Growing Elder Population

The Union-Tribune reported on San Diego Seniors Community Foundation’s inaugural senior center assessment this week, interviewing President & CEO Bob Kelly on the role these centers play in supporting older adults’ wellbeing.