Welcome to the Johnson City Senior Center

Seniors • Connections • Community

We Celebrate the Lives of Seniors!

Everyday we celebrate the lives of the seniors living in Broome and the surrounding counties of upstate New York through recreation, health and educational programs. With volunteer opportunities, social events and trips, we have something for everyone.


We are proud to be a member-supported, not-for-profit community-oriented organization. We continue our commitment as a trendsetter in programs and services for older adults.

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Lunch Program

Lunch is served
Monday – Friday
at 11:45AM.

Lunch Menu

You do NOT need to be a member of our center to participate in the lunch program. Everyone is welcome.


A lunch reservation is required; call 607-797-3145 to reserve. Please reserve by noon the day before at the latest.


Take out is available; please come into our Dining Room to pick it up.


Menus subject to change without notice.

A voluntary suggested contribution of $4.00 is requested for people age 60+ and spouse of any age. Those under age 60 are charged $5.00 per meal. No one age 60+ shall be denied a meal due to an inability or unwillingness to contribute.


Funded by:

NYSOFA, US Department of Health & Human Services - Administration on Community Living and the Broome County Office for Aging.

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Build a Healthy Lifestyle at the Johnson City Senior Center

JCSC addresses preventative health services to encourage healthy behavior in seniors. The Center offers healthy meals and nutrition counseling, physical exercise, mentally stimulating activities and socialization to support this initiative.


Healthy eating and physical activity are important for seniors to prevent the development and progression of chronic diseases. As one ages, exercise can help prevent health issues such as heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity and diabetes. By building muscle mass and focusing on better balance, seniors can reduce their risk of falls and broken bones. By taking exercise classes or nutrition education, a senior can attain a healthier lifestyle.


Seniors are vulnerable to depression which can be triggered by loss of independence and isolation. Depression can also lead to physical stress, causing a decline in their overall health. Mentally-stimulating activities, like card games, Mahjong and book club, help seniors improve and maintain mental awareness, decreasing the onset or progression of dementia.


Discover the programs and activities offered at the Johnson City Senior Center. You'll be glad you did!