Greenwich House officially commemorated the opening of our older adult center at Westbeth Artists Housing with a ceremony yesterday, June 28. The new older adult center, at 155 Bank Street in the West Village, links Greenwich House programming with one of the most unique artist residency sites in the country. The Westbeth site will provide meals and social programming, and will focus on social services, including much-sought-after assistance with benefits, entitlements, healthcare, nursing and much more. It will be open Tuesday through Saturday, and will be one of the few older adult sites in the City offering meals and services on Saturdays.

Greenwich House staff were joined by Marlon Guerrero, Manhattan Older Adult Center Supervisor of the New York City Department for the Aging; New York City Council Member Erik Bottcher; New York City Council Member Christopher Marte; New York State Assembly Member Deborah Glick, New York State Senator Brad Hoylman; Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine; Manhattan Community Board 2 member Susanna Aaron; and community partners from Northwell Health, Lenox Hill, and Visiting Neighbors. as well as George Cominskie, executive Director of Westbeth, and Joe Versace, President of the Westbeth Board of Directors.

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