Recent News Items

Recent News Items

  • Download JASA’s 2012 Annual Report
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  • JASA Featured in Newsday!
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  • New Name! New Home! New Look!
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  • JASA Makes International News in the Irish Independent
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  • JASA Featured in the NY Times - Three Times in One Week!
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  • JASA Presents: The Annual Volunteer Ventures Expo for New Yorkers 50+
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  • Shooting Hoops with the Hofstra Women's Basketball Team
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  • Assembly Member Phillip Goldfeder and New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn Visit JASA’s Rockaway Park Senior Center
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  • Volunteer Corner: Cindy Caplan and her daughters Noa and Kaya
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  • JASA Profiled in Metro NY!
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  • JASA Celebrates Mary Correll’s 106th Birthday!
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Download JASA’s 2012 Annual Report

JASA is pleased to share our 2012 Annual Report – Click Here to download.

This report officially changes our name to “Jewish Association Serving the Aging” and showcases our new logo, slogan, and central office address.

The genesis of our new brand comes from a deep belief that being active and engaged is an integral part of getting older.  Our new design reflects our vision for innovative programs, ensuring that JASA not only keeps pace with others, but in fact sets the pace.

Our annual report provides a snapshot of where we are as an organization and we invite you to call for a tour and experience our work first hand.  We emphasize the possibilities of aging, not the limitations, which is why we believe in the importance of staying alive for as long as we live.

For more information call 212-273-5200 or to make a donation call 212-273-5290