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Togetherness, friendship, community, and pride characterize SAGE’s five New York City innovative senior centers. Each location—the Bronx, Brooklyn, Harlem, Midtown, and Staten Island—shows off a distinct style, and each presents a unique way to experience all SAGE has to offer, including:

Free or low-cost meals
Daily cultural and social events
Support groups
Health, financial, and social services
Friendly home visiting
Assistance for military veterans through SAGEVets
SAGEPositive program for elders living with HIV/AIDS
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