Jewish Council for the Aging

At the Jewish Council for the Aging, no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, ancestry or disability, be excluded from participation in, be denied benefits of, or otherwise be subject to discrimination in the provision of any care, service or admission subject to applicable laws. Click here to read the JCA Title VI Policy Statement.

JCA strives to be as inclusive as possible in all that we do and our clients have the right to expect compassionate service from us. Sometimes, however, we may need to make the difficult decision of denying a person or group the option to enroll in our programs or continue to participate in them. We reserve the right to make lawful decisions that we believe are in the best interest of our clients and each program.

JCA may change the nature and fee schedule of its programs at any time and without written notice.

Connect The Generations

Heyman Interages Center

Through the JCA Heyman Interages Center, more than 200 volunteers deliver programs in Montgomery County, Maryland that enable children and older adults to collaborate and become friends. Among the many programs are Grandreaders, a literacy program for children in second grade; Intergenerational Bridges, which pairs older mentors with newly arrived immigrant children in ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) programs; and Project SHARE, which links of children of all ages to participants in adult day programs and residents of assisted living facilities. The Intergenerational Resource Center helps professionals and organizations learn from Interages' success.

Contact us to learn more by visiting our website, emailing us,or calling 301.949.3551.

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