About JASA
57 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 50+ LOCATIONS
JASA’s Mission
1,260+ STAFF MEMBERS
15+
LANGUAGES
SPOKEN BY STAFF
20+ SERVICES
JASA is the go-to agency serving older adults in New York City, providing critical services to over 40,000 people annually. Founded 50+ years ago, JASA is a leading expert and innovator in aging services that recognizes the diversity among the aging population and honors older adults as vital members of society.
JASA’s life-changing support services, interventions and partnerships promote aging with a purpose and provide autonomy for older adults to remain in their homes and communities. JASA operates twelve affordable housing properties, is a licensed home care agency and offers a breadth of integrative services citywide spanning free legal services, health and mental health services, home-delivered meals, social programming at older adult centers and community trainings on elder abuse, peer health support, caregiver assistance and more.
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DEAR FRIEND,
In 1968, JASA began with a simple but ambitious goal: to help older New Yorkers remain rooted in their communities with dignity, independence, and connection. Today, that vision has grown into a dynamic, citywide organization reaching more than 40,000 older adults each year with vital services and care.
This impact report offers a window into what your partnership makes possible. Each story you read here represents how your generosity has transformed a single life — one person, one moment, one turning point at a time. As you explore these pages, you'll see the impact goes even deeper. The data reveals the scale, consistency, and lasting change your support drives across New York City.
As I step into the role of Chief Executive Officer, I am honored to serve alongside a dedicated staff and community of supporters who believe that aging should be accompanied by opportunity, security, and respect. Together, we are ensuring access to nutritious food, safe housing, meaningful social connection, financial stability, and the resources older adults need to protect their health and well-being. Every day, I witness innovation and compassion in action.
The need for our work has never been more urgent. New York City's older population is expanding rapidly, and the systems meant to support them are under increasing strain. Our commitment remains clear: to deepen our impact, broaden our reach, and remain a steadfast presence for those who depend on us.
Thank you for being an essential part of JASA's work and mission. Because of you, older New Yorkers can age with dignity, purpose, and joy.
It is a privilege to be your partner in this work.
With gratitude,
Gayle M. Horwitz CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Our Reach
40,000+ Older adults across all of our programs
7,682 Older Adult Center members
4,842 NORC members
2,487 Residential Services tenants
2,465 Home-Delivered Meals recipients
1,740 Adult Protective Services clients
1,334 Legal Services clients
810 Community Guardian Program clients
578 Caregivers
548 JASACare clients
379 Mental Health clients
196 Health Home clients
6,193 Help Center inquiries
2,751 Tenants in 12 Affordable Housing properties
2,450 Care Transitions patients
1,700 Case Management clients
676 Palliative Care clients
557 JASAChat participants
500 Elder Abuse survivors
304 Formerly unhoused clients
175 Chronic Disease Management clients
434 Senior Community Connection clients
102 NextAct students
Because of you:
Dimitrios lives in a safe, secure, and accessible apartment in JASA’s Affordable Housing. JASA owns and manages 12 properties with on-site social services.
Ernest receives Mental Health services for older adults with depression, anxiety, or other mental health issues. JASA’s programs also provide individual and group therapy.
Bonnie receives nutritious and life-sustaining Home-Delivered Meals. JASA’s team of nutritionists, drivers, and social workers deliver meals directly to older adults’ homes.
Arlene receives respite from JASA’s Caregiver Support program that serves those caring for ill or disabled older adults. The program offers support groups, respite services, and referrals.
Peggy is supported by home health aides through JASACare
Aides provide personal care assistance and nursing services.
Catherine meets with a social worker through the Case Management program. Case Management connects clients to vital services including meals, counseling, financial support, home care, health services, and applying for benefits. 6 8 12 10 14 16 18 22 20 24
Steve happily attends classes and eats meals at his local Older Adult Center. Center programming also includes art, exercise, computer classes, group activities, trips, and special events.
Carlton receives assistance with his medications. The Care Transitions and Medication Adherence programs help patients transition from hospital to home, to prevent avoidable hospital readmissions.
Ms. R* receives free legal services to keep her safe from eviction. JASA’s Legal Services for Elder Justice addresses issues related to housing, evictions, and foreclosures, fraud and scam prevention, and elder abuse intervention.
Pauline is safe from being abused by her son. JASA’s innovative Elder Justice program consists of teams of lawyers and social workers to ensure the individual’s safety.
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John has recreation, education, health services, and social work support as a resident of his Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) - a community or building complex where many residents are 60+.
Nancy has the support she needs through Residential Services while living in affordable housing. JASA provides these services in 18 buildings.
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Jaime and Aida receive support for individuals with dementia and their caregivers. JASA’s Community Health Programs also provide chronic disease management and connection to other health resources.
Jeffrey receives help dealing with serious illness. JASA’s Palliative Care program helps individuals and their families dealing with a life-limiting or advanced illness, or coping with a recent loss.
Mary has a healthcare plan through Health Home, a program for individuals with Medicaid and two or more chronic conditions.
Howard and Andrew connect for weekly conversations through JASAChat, which matches volunteers with older adults to reduce social isolation.
Elaine connects with a social worker, nurse, and pastoral counselor. JASA’s Senior Community Connection (SCC) offers short-term intensive case management services.
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Anibal receives support through Adult Protective Services (APS). APS is called into crisis situations where an adult’s safety is at risk due to complications caused by isolation, exploitation, loss of physical health and/or mental alertness.
Lesly takes college-level courses through NextAct, which offers a variety of courses and lectures on politics, the arts, media, and more.
Karen receives benefits assistance. JASA’s NYC Benefits connects older adults to ensure they can access and maintain public benefits and entitlements.
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
We used to sleep in the car. We never thought we would become homeless. JASA called me – they told me they were here to help me with an affordable place to live. I was over the moon when I found out I got a JASA apartment. ”
“If I have a problem, I can always go to the JASA staff. They told me that they can help with whatever I need. They come to check in on me every week and are very good people.” – DIMITRIOS
LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW JASA IS RAISING THE BAR FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR OLDER NEW YORKERS
Housing
Dimitrios grew up in a small seaside town in Greece. He spent his days enjoying fresh fish, swimming in the ocean, and visiting with neighbors. Encouraged by his uncle, an American citizen, Dimitrios immigrated to the United States in search of opportunity. He found work as a cook in a Greek restaurant, bringing with him a strong work ethic and pride in his craft.
Over time, Dimitrios faced mounting challenges. Job instability and limited support eventually left him without a place to live. For years, he slept under a bridge in Long Island City, exposed to the elements and the daily uncertainty of life on the streets. A community organization helped him move into a shelter, where he stayed for a year, but the environment felt unsafe and left him constantly anxious. Dimitrios longed for stability and a place he could finally call home.
Dimitrios' life changed when he moved into JASA's affordable housing. He has now lived in his apartment for about a year and values the quiet, cleanliness, and – most importantly – the sense of safety it provides. The JASA Residential Service Coordinator helped him set up utilities, arrange meal deliveries, access benefits, resolve insurance issues, and find a doctor. He has built warm relationships with staff and neighbors, enjoys visiting the nearby park, and hopes to remain in his JASA home for many years to come.
JASAowns,manages,andoperates12Affordable Housingproperties.JASAisanindustryleaderin providingsafe,affordable,andaccessibleapartments for more than 2,700 older adults and disabled individuals.Allbuildingsincludeon-sitesocialservices andactivities,withstafffluentinavarietyoflanguages. JASA’spropertiesareenhancedbyplannedcapital improvementsandgreenenergyinitiatives.
2,751 RESIDENTS
$331 AVERAGE TENANT RENT
36,505 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 152 NEW APARTMENTS
25% OF TENANTS ARE 85+ YEARS OLD
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• SECURE HOUSING
Mental Health
379 CLIENTS
5,000
HOURS OF MENTAL
HEALTH CLINIC SERVICES
266
ANXIETY SCREENINGS
401 DEPRESSION SCREENINGS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
Ernest was born and raised in the Bronx, one of eight siblings, and has been married to his wife for 50 years. A man of deep faith, Ernest and his wife are Christians who built their life together through decades of hard work and shared values. Ernest worked in real estate before spending 30 years in the insurance business, and the couple retired together. Music has always brought him joy – especially salsa and jazz – and through his choir he has traveled to 27 states. In his free time, he enjoys concerts and shooting pool.
In 2019, Ernest experienced a traumatic incident that deeply affected him. After losing his wallet at a local smoothie shop, he accompanied police to the station to retrieve it, only to be arrested and confined. Though released the same day, the experience left lasting emotional scars, and he describes feeling as though he was constantly being chased in his mind.
Ernest was connected to JASA’s mental health services in the Bronx, where he was diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder and began weekly therapy sessions. His JASA therapist provided care, respect, and genuine support, helping him process the trauma and regain confidence. After six years of therapy, Ernest feels grounded, stronger, and able to live life on his own terms once again, grateful for the encouragement and support that made his healing possible.
JASA’sMentalHealthservicesincludeourGeriatricMental HealthOutpatientTreatmentServices,whichisstaffed bylicensedmentalhealthprofessionalswhoprovide individualandgrouptherapyandmedication.JASA’s mentalhealthprogramsalsoincludeLivinginPlace,and OlderAdultAssertiveCommunityTreatment(ACT)Team -bothprogramsservingadults55+withseriousmental illnessandhistoriesofinstabilityinthecommunity.
“I’ve been in therapy at JASA and I've gotten more in touch with my feelings. Compared to six years ago, I’m in such a better place right now because of JASA. I’ve been coming regularly for the past six years. It gave me encouragement. I’m at a point now where I still struggle, but it’s not as severe. I’m grateful.” — ERNEST
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I was such an anxious person. I was nervous and scared of the world. With JASA’s help, I feel like a different person. I’m more confident. Being in therapy has helped me manage my emotions, and now I feel like I can take on the world. I am so grateful for JASA. ” WATCH HERE
HEAR FROM A SENIOR ABOUT HOW MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES HELPED HER
“JASA’s Home-Delivered Meals help me with some independence because I’m not always relying on a friend or relative to help me. JASA has made it much easier for me to get meals, and I appreciate the food. ” – BONNIE
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OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I never thought I would be unable to cook meals for myself. JASA has been providing meals for a year and I genuinely appreciate the service. Because of the meals and snacks, I don't need to worry about getting food. I love everything about the program. JASA is literally saving my life. ”
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Home-Delivered Meals
Bonnie was born and raised in Brooklyn, where she built a full life centered on family and community. She was married to her husband for 42 years before he passed away, and together they raised a daughter and welcomed several grandchildren. She worked as a bank secretary for 15 years before retiring to care for her household. An avid home cook, Bonnie loved cooking and baking and often took culinary classes, proudly saying, “You name it, I baked it!”
One year ago, Bonnie’s life changed. She was struck by a car while walking in Coney Island. The driver fled the scene, and Bonnie spent 100 days in a rehabilitation center. After the accident, she was unable to walk without assistance. Through months of determination and therapy, she now uses only a cane.
When it was time to return home, her daughter enrolled her in JASA’s Home-Delivered Meals program. Bonnie values that the meals are kosher and especially enjoys the cumin-spiced chickpeas and salmon. For Bonnie’s birthday, the JASA team surprised her with a celebration along with her daily meal. Bonnie loves how JASA gives her back some of the independence she lost due to her accident.
JASA’sHome-DeliveredMealsteam,includingadietitian, socialworkers,drivers,anddedicatedprogramstaff, workscollaborativelytoensurethesafedeliveryof mealsdirectlytothehomesofseniors.Manyclients dependonthedailymealthatJASAdeliversastheir primarymeal.Toofrequently,ourmealdeliverersare theironlysocialcontactduringtheday.JASA’steam seesclientsdaily,knowstheirroutines,andknowswhen somethingiswrong.JASAstaffperformwellnesschecks dailytoensureclientsafety.
2,465 CLIENTS
712,420 MEALS DELIVERED
95% SATISFACTION RATE
27 ROUTES
9
CUISINES OFFERED
8,100 SHELF-STABLE MEALS PROVIDED
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• FOOD SECURITY
• SAFETY AT HOME
Caregiver Support
578
CLIENTS
6,879
HOURS OF INDIVIDUAL
RESPITE PROVIDED
619
HOURS OF GROUP
RESPITE PROVIDED 84 SUPPORT GROUP SESSIONS CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
Arlene is originally from Trinidad and moved to the United States at age 16. She is a devoted mother of three and grandmother to two, including a grandson who lives with her. Arlene built her career as a nursing assistant, a role she loved because it allowed her to care for others.
Family has always been central to Arlene’s life. About 20 years ago, her mother married her stepfather, who became a steady and loving presence, especially when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. He supported the family through that difficult time and remained close to Arlene and her siblings. After her mother passed away four years ago, Arlene’s stepfather’s health began to decline. He was eventually diagnosed with dementia, and Arlene stepped in as his caregiver, welcoming him into her home.
Caring for her stepfather while working has been emotionally and physically challenging. Arlene was referred to JASA’s Caregiver Program, where a social worker arranged 15 hours of weekly respite home care. JASA also provided incontinence and medical supplies and connected her to a weekly caregiver support group. With this support, Arlene feels less alone, more capable, and better able to continue caring for her stepfather and family, while maintaining her own well-being.
Theroleofcaregivertoanillordisabledfamily membercanariseunexpectedly.Thehealthcare systemiscomplicated,costly,andoverwhelming. JASA’sCaregiverSupportprogramofferscaregivers aroadmap,support,andresources.JASA’sflexible approachprovidesin-homecarebytrainedaidesas wellasout-of-thehomesocializationatdaycenters. JASAalsoconnectscaregiverswithotherservices, includingmeals,transportationservices,andolder adult centers.
“Being a caregiver is extremely challenging - mentally and physically. If you don’t have support, you will go crazy. JASA’s social worker supports me emotionally by talking to me. I participate in the support groups. The advice that they give - you’re not alone in this, that you have other people - is so helpful.” — ARLENE
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I didn’t even recognize myself anymore. I was exhausted and felt guilty for even thinking about needing help. But I was running on fumes. I didn’t realize how badly I needed someone to care for me too. Thanks to JASA’s Caregiver Support Program, having just a few hours a week to rest or run errands without worrying gave me space to breathe again. Caregiving doesn’t have to mean losing yourself. There is strength in asking for help. ”
HEAR FROM CAREGIVERS ABOUT THE SUPPORT THEY RECEIVED
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“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
There’s a lot that I love about JASA. I like all of the activities. I love the opportunity to socialize with others. The daily meal relieves some of my financial stress. I live alone – I don't know what I would do without my JASA center. ”
“JASA is a great place for socializing, to get together with people who have common interests. You can’t go wrong! Just go! Everyone is friends with each other. I made a lot of friends at JASA. It’s great!” – STEVE WATCH HERE
CHECK OUT PHOTOS AND VIDEOS FROM JASA’S 18 OLDER ADULT CENTERS ACROSS THE CITY
Older Adult Centers
Steve has been married to his wife, Fran, for 50 years. Steve jokes the secret is simply “Yes, dear,” while Fran says it’s because they always make each other laugh. The two met at a beach club, when Steve overheard another man telling Fran she was “geographically unacceptable” because she lived in Far Rockaway – only for Steve to discover he lived just three blocks away. Steve became a caseworker for the Department of Social Services, Fran a preschool teacher, and together they raised one son.
As Steve got older, many of the hobbies he once loved became harder to continue. A former athlete, he spent years playing paddleball, handball, and tennis. After retiring at age 62, Steve found himself searching for new ways to stay active, engaged, and connected.
That’s when Steve discovered his local JASA older adult center. Now 82 years old, he has been attending the center for nearly 20 years. The center offers everything he needs, from nutritious meals to activities and meaningful social connections. Steve enjoys ping pong, Trivial Pursuit, and monthly birthday parties. He especially values the lectures and sessions led by experts such as nutritionists, police officers, and the fire department. He describes the center as a fun, welcoming community where everyone gets along, and says the people – and the staff – make it a place he looks forward to visiting again and again.
JASA’sOlderAdultCentersacrosstheBronx,Brooklyn, Manhattan,andQueensoffervibrantmeetingplacesto socializewithfriends,shareameal,participateinartsand culturalprograms,andcelebratelifeevents.Olderadult centerprogrammingincludesintergenerationalactivities, computerclasses,healthscreenings,exercisesessions, andspecialinterestdiscussiongroups.
7,682 MEMBERS
16,798 CLASS SESSIONS
216 CLASSES AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY
206,266 MEALS SERVED AT CENTERS 15% OF MEMBERS ARE 85+ YEARS OLD
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
JASACare
548 CLIENTS
1,022,000
HOURS OF CARE
628 AIDES 20+
LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY AIDES
288
AIDES WORKING WITH JASACARE 10+ YEARS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
Peggy grew up in Manhattan in a big, lively family with four brothers and one sister. She went on to raise two children of her own – a son and a daughter – and later became a proud great-grandmother. Peggy built a career as a payroll manager. Although she was initially nervous about leading a team, she was pleasantly surprised to find how much she enjoyed it. Before her health declined, Peggy loved taking walks in the park, either on her own or alongside her three-year-old great-grandson.
In recent years, Peggy has faced significant health challenges, including two falls in her home. After a twomonth hospital stay, it became clear that she needed additional support at home. Everyday tasks that once came easily were now difficult to manage on her own.
That’s when JASACare stepped in to help. Peggy was matched with an experienced, skilled home care aide who supports her with daily activities and household tasks. Her aide cleans and organizes her home, sweeps and mops the floors, washes dishes, folds laundry, carries Peggy’s walker up the stairs, and accompanies her to food shopping and medical appointments. With this dependable support, Peggy is able to continue living in her own home with dignity. As Peggy says of her aide, “There is no one better!”
JASACare clients are homebound, and most receive caretohelpwithmedicalconditionsandhealth concerns.JASACarehelpstheseclientsremainsafely intheirhomesandoutofhospitals.JASACareservices providehomehealthaides,personalcareassistance, andnursingservicestoenablethosecopingwithhealth anddailylivingchallenges,recoveringfromanaccident, ordealingwithadisabilitytoremainintheirhomes.
“Every time I wake up it’s another problem. I’ve had two surgeries. My JASACare aide does practically everything! She helps me so much. I am so blessed to have her.” — PEGGY
OVERHEARD AT JASA:
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We are extremely grateful for the professionalism and dedication shown by the home care aides. They consistently go above and beyond to ensure quality care for my dad. Their kindness and patience have made a meaningful difference in our daily lives. ”
HEAR FROM A CLIENT ABOUT HER EXPERIENCE WITH JASACARE
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“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I just wanted to sincerely thank the JASA Care Transitions Program for all the help and guidance. My parents were able to get their medications, and my dad was also able to receive one of his prescriptions that wasn’t covered by the plan. I truly don’t know how I would have managed this post-operation process without your support. I’m incredibly grateful for your time, patience, and dedication in helping me care for my parents – you are truly a godsend. ”
“I couldn’t remember which day or time to take my medications. My JASA Care Navigator went through everything and straightened it out for me. He put each medication inside the pill organizer and he wrote down when I’m supposed to take it, day or night. He let me know he’s here for me. That was a big help!” – CARLTON WATCH HERE
MEET THE JASA HEALTH SERVICES STAFF PROVIDING CARE IN MORE THAN 10 LANGUAGES
Care Transitions and Medication
Adherence
Carlton was born in Virginia, raised in Brooklyn, and proudly calls himself a “New Yorker.” He worked in construction and is the father of seven and grandfather to eleven. While his family now lives in Virginia, Carlton remains in New York with his wife. He enjoys spending time in Manhattan dining out and shopping.
Carlton lives with several chronic health conditions, including diabetes and hypertension, and was prescribed multiple medications with different instructions. Managing them became overwhelming, particularly after the devastating loss of his son. In his grief, Carlton stopped taking his medications altogether, putting his health at serious risk.
Through JASA’s partnership with Elderplan, Carlton was connected to JASA for support. Staff helped him understand and organize his medications, reminded him about refills, and accompanied him to doctors appointments. Though hesitant to trust at first, Carlton says his JASA Care Navigator made him feel comfortable and supported, motivating him to take better care of his health. He is now proudly taking all of his medications as prescribed.
JASA’sCareTransitionsandMedicationAdherence programssupporthigh-riskpatientsduringthetransition fromhospitaltohome,helpingthemmanagetheir medicationsandavoidpreventablehospitalreadmissions.
JASApartnerswithhospitalsandhealthplanstoprovide targetedinterventionsthatoffertheclinicalandsocial supporteachindividualneedstoliveathomewhilestaying healthy.Theprogramsareledbyinternationalmedical graduates,whohavegonetomedicalschoolabroad.
2,450 CARE TRANSITIONS PATIENTS
179 MEDICATION ADHERENCE CLIENTS
11 LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY STAFF
100% RECEIVED INTENSIVE PATIENT EDUCATION ON HOW TO MANAGE THEIR HEALTH CONDITIONS
95% RECEIVED NEEDED MEDICATION SUPPORT
75% RECEIVED HOME VISITS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
Legal Services
1,334
CLIENTS
TYPES OF CASES:
999 HOUSING
351 ELDER ABUSE
25 ENTITLEMENTS
59 OTHER CASES
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• SAFETY AT HOME
• SECURE HOUSING
• PR OTECTION FROM ABUSE AND NEGLECT
Ms. R* owns a three-family home in Queens and has built her life around hard work, family, and faith. A retired Merrill Lynch assistant, she helped others plan for financial security. Originally from Trinidad, where she earned a bronze medal in competitive swimming, Ms. R made New York her home with her husband. Together, they raised their children and invested in a home meant to provide security and opportunity for generations.
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted that stability. Two apartments in her home were rented to relatives who lost their jobs and could no longer pay rent. With only her husband’s income and three children in college, bills piled up, and the house went into foreclosure. Seeking legal help, she was told the upfront cost would be $10,000 or more – far beyond her means.
Through a housing counselor, Ms. R connected with JASA’s Legal Services for Elder Justice. A JASA attorney took her case, attending multiple virtual settlement conferences in Queens Supreme Court. Though the bank initially demanded a $297,030 lump sum, the attorney negotiated a loan modification, showing it was in the best interest of both Ms. R and the bank. When the foreclosure was resolved, Ms. R was overwhelmed with relief and joy. For the first time in months, she could breathe again, secure in knowing that her family could remain in their home.
JASA’s Legal Services for Elder Justice helps seniors on issues related to housing stability, evictions, foreclosures, fraud and scam prevention, and elder abuse intervention. Attorneys work with social workers as part of our innovative, interdisciplinary, and nationally recognized team approach.
“ I didn’t know what to do. I was losing weight. I couldn’t eat. The stress was unbearable – we didn’t know where we’d go. I was afraid that our family would end up living on the streets. JASA’s dedication gave us hope again. I’ve never met anyone like our JASA attorney – because of him, I know that JASA is a great organization made up of smart, dedicated attorneys who truly care about the people they help. JASA’s work makes a real difference. — MS. R ”
HEAR FROM JASA ATTORNEYS ABOUT THE LEGAL CHALLENGES THEIR CLIENTS FACE
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OVERHEARD AT JASA:
Because of my JASA social worker, I feel safe. The JASA Elder Justice staff have been my guardian angels. Without JASA I would not be able to function, and I am so grateful. I got my Family Court Order of Protection and I am able to live in my home without fear. I also attend the monthly support group. I do not feel alone anymore. ”
“I’m very happy to be alive, happy that a change has been made for my son, and happy that my family is doing great in our small way. I am grateful for every JASA staff member who helped me through my crisis.” – PAULINE CLICK HERE
LEARN MORE ABOUT FOUR CHALLENGES WE FACE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST ELDER ABUSE
Elder Justice
Pauline was born in Kingston, Jamaica, and moved to the United States at age 42 in search of opportunity. She settled in New York City, where she has built a full life and embraced everything the city offers, from its cultural diversity to its changing seasons. She married a man she met through a neighbor’s family, and they are celebrating 22 years together. Pauline is the proud mother of eight children, grandmother to nineteen, and great-grandmother to eleven. She enjoys attending church, spending time with family, and recently became a U.S. citizen.
In 2017, one of Pauline’s sons began showing signs of mental illness, and his behavior became aggressive. Pauline endured years of emotional and verbal abuse and grew increasingly fearful. Despite repeated calls to 911, her son refused treatment. Desperate for help, Pauline walked into a JASA site and was connected with a social worker.
JASA provided Pauline with critical support and guidance. Her social worker helped connect her son to mobile crisis services and encouraged Pauline throughout the process. With treatment and ongoing support, her son’s aggression has subsided, and they are beginning to rebuild their relationship. Pauline says, “With the help of JASA, I finally have some peace.”
JASA’sinnovativeElderJusticeprogramutilizesateam approachandmobilizesallcommunityresources–thecourtsystem,socialservices,healthproviders, andpolice–toensurethesafetyofallvictimsofelder abuse.JASA’sElderJusticeservicesincludesupportive counseling,safetyplanning,mutualaidpeersupport groups,caseassistance,legalservices,andadvocacy foraccessingthecivilcourtsystem.
500 CLIENTS
275 NEW CLIENTS
70 ORDERS OF PROTECTION
120 OUTREACH PRESENTATIONS
60 SECURITY DEVICES INSTALLED
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
• PR OTECTION FROM ABUSE AND NEGLECT
Case Management
1,700
CLIENTS SERVED
424
CLIENTS OVER 85 YEARS OLD
694
CLIENTS LIVE ALONE
30,600 PHONE CALLS MADE TO CLIENTS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
Catherine is 90 years old and has lived in her Brooklyn apartment for 40 years. She is divorced and has two sons: one lives nearby, while the other and her grandchildren live far away. Always an active person, Catherine has seen over 20 Broadway shows and loved going out to eat afterward. Living just a block from the beach, she spent much of her time there. In her younger years, she enjoyed dancing, going on cruises, visiting Atlantic City with friends, and attending social events that kept her busy and engaged.
In recent years, Catherine has faced health challenges. She now uses a walker and has vision issues. After a surgery left her temporarily unable to see, a friend suggested she connect with JASA. A social worker quickly arranged home-delivered meals. Catherine was able to pick from several options and chose the salt-free meals. JASA also provided her with a walker and a shower bench, and helped her apply for SNAP benefits, ensuring she had the support she needed to maintain her health.
Catherine says she values the frequent calls from her social worker to check in on her well-being. She describes the support as “excellent, excellent, excellent,” and appreciates having someone reliable to help her maintain independence, stay connected, and feel safe, cared for, and supported in her home.
JASACaseManagementsupportsfrailolderadults tomeetthedailychallengesofaging.Socialworkers connectclientstovitalservicesincludinghomedeliveredmeals,counseling,financialsupport,home care,healthadvocacy,andpublicbenefits(suchasrent subsidies,Medicaid,Medicare,andrentassistance).
“My JASA social worker is a dream come true! She is so wonderful and nice, and calls me to see if I’m okay. She does so much for me. I really appreciate JASA.” — CATHERINE CLICK HERE
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA: JASA services are a great support and always reliable. I'm thankful I can always reach out and get support from a social worker. It's very hard for me to get around because of my rheumatoid arthritis. When I don't have something healthy or balanced to eat at home, the home-delivered meals are a big help. I live alone and don't have anyone else to rely on. Thank goodness JASA is here to support me. ”
EXPLORE FIVE CHALLENGES COMMONLY FACED BY OLDER ADULTS
“I think the best thing about my JASA NORC is that we have recreated the sense of community that we had when we were younger, in school. We met here, and if I didn’t have JASA, I wouldn’t have found all these wonderful new friends.” – JOHN
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I used to be alone, but I do not feel lonely anymore because of JASA. I enjoy coming to the JASA NORC, where I am treated with respect and great service. There is always something to do here. I am very happy to be part of the walking group, participate in the Zumba and painting classes, and all the special events. I am very grateful to JASA, the NORC, and the staff. ”
HEAR FROM RESIDENTS AT JASA’S NATURALLY OCCURRING RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES
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Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) Program
John has spent his life traveling the world as a singer and pianist, performing internationally and across the United States. He grew up in the Bronx, with deep family roots in New York – his father was born in Harlem and served in World War II. John loves playing the music of artists including Harry Belafonte, Freddie Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, and Ella Fitzgerald. Music has always been his passion and a way to connect with people.
John’s life took on new harmony when he met his wife, Caren, also a performer. They met backstage at an event 13 years ago, talking so long a janitor had to ask them to leave. When they married, John moved into Caren’s childhood apartment, in a building with many older adults. Several years ago, JASA launched a Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) there, creating opportunities for residents to stay connected and supported.
Through the NORC program, John and Caren have found a vibrant community that meets their practical and social needs. Caren teaches chair yoga, and John leads a senior choir. Monthly birthday celebrations, educational sessions, and the warmth of JASA staff have created a strong sense of belonging. John says the staff are amazing, and he values the community the NORC has built – helping them stay active, social, and supported.
JASAembracestheNORC(NaturallyOccurring RetirementCommunity)modelasaneffective community-basedpartnershipapproachtohelpadults ageinplaceandstrengthentheneighborhoodsinwhich theylive.Servicesincludeindividualizedsocialwork assistanceandnursingsupport,groupprogramming, intergenerationalevents,andvolunteeropportunities.
4,842 MEMBERS
3,000+ ACTIVITIES OFFERED
150 COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS
500+
FOOD PANTRY BOXES DELIVERED MONTHLY
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
• PR OTECTION FROM ABUSE AND NEGLECT
Residential Services
2,487 RESIDENTS
304
FORMERLY UNHOUSED CLIENTS
577
RECEIVED HOME VISITS
1,089 RECEIVED BENEFIT AND ENTITLEMENTS ASSISTANCE
533
RECEIVED HOUSING STABILITY ASSISTANCE
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• SECURE HOUSING
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
Nancy is 66 years old and was born and raised in Brooklyn. She spent six years living in Puerto Rico, where she studied to become a bilingual secretary, before returning to New York to work. A few years later, a back injury brought her career to an unexpected end. Family is at the center of Nancy’s life – she has two children, several grandchildren, and is eagerly awaiting the arrival of her first great-grandchild. In her free time, she enjoys playing dominoes, reading, and doing crafts at home. She spends much of her time at church and with the close-knit community of friends and family she has built.
For years, Nancy submitted dozens of housing applications, only to be placed on waitlists. When she finally moved into JASA affordable senior housing in March 2024, Nancy was overjoyed. Her favorite feature of her new apartment is the windows, where she watches the sunrise in the morning and airplanes take off at night.
In her new home, Nancy enjoys independence along with the reassurance of on-site support. She has formed close relationships with JASA staff, who regularly check in on her. Nancy also participates in building activities, including bingo and arts and crafts, and knows help is always nearby when she needs it.
JASAprovidesResidentialServicesat18senior affordableapartmentbuildings.Threedifferent programsincreasehousingaccessibilityandoffer supportiveservicesforlow-incometenantsandformerly unhousedseniors:HousingandUrbanDevelopment (HUD)ServiceCoordination,SeniorAffordableRental Apartments(SARA),andNewYorkState’sEmpireState SupportiveHousingInitiative(ESSHI).Theseprograms providearangeofcasemanagementservices,group programming,andtheyincreasesocialconnection.
“I really love living here. I have been able to keep my independence, but I know that if I need something, I can go to JASA staff. I do not feel lost.” — NANCY
OVERHEARD AT JASA:
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Being at JASA has impacted me a ton. We’re like a big happy family in my building. JASA has been so helpful. They have a lot of activities. It keeps me from getting lonely. ”
HEAR FROM SENIORS ABOUT HOW JASA RESIDENTIAL SERVICES CHANGED THEIR LIVES
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OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I am so happy and grateful that JASA has been there for me. The staff shared so many resources in my area that I didn’t even know existed, and I am forever grateful to JASA. Thank you so very much! I didn’t know about the program before, but I am so glad it exists. ”
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“JASA continues to be an amazing presence in our lives, helping me navigate the dementia caregiving journey for my husband. They have been a tremendous help and I’m so pleased.” – AIDA WATCH HERE
Community Health
Jaime and Aida have been married for 45 years, sharing a life filled with love, music, and movement. Aida was born in New York, and Jaime in Puerto Rico. They have always enjoyed dancing, traveling, and spending time together. Jaime worked in construction before later working at a hospital, while Aida spent many years as an ESL teacher, finding joy in hearing her students say, “I can finally speak English.”
More than a decade ago, Jaime was diagnosed with vascular dementia. As they began this new chapter, Aida became Jaime’s primary caregiver. Determined to keep their lives full, they continued to dance, enjoy nature, travel, and play calming games that helped Jaime feel at ease. Over time, however, the demands of caregiving became overwhelming, and Aida realized she was close to burnout.
Through JASA’s partnership with the Montefiore Center for Excellence in Alzheimer’s Disease, Aida and Jaime were connected to vital support. JASA helped them access caregiver workshops, support groups, and up-to-date information on Alzheimer’s research and resources. Today, they are grateful to have the guidance and support they need to face this journey together.
JASA’sCommunityHealthprogramsinclude:
(1)DementiaCaredeliveredinpartnershipwith the Montefiore Center for Excellence in Alzheimer's Disease(CEAD);(2)ChronicDiseaseManagement whichusesapeer-to-peermodeltotrainindividuals withchronicconditionstomanagetheirownillnesses; and(3)SocialDeterminantsofHealth(SDoH)which providessocialneedsscreeningtoconnectclientsto appropriatecommunityresources;andwhichprovides comprehensivecaretoolderadultslivingwithdementia andtheircaregivers.
175
PARTICIPANTS IN CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS
466 PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS RECEIVED COMMUNITY-BASED DEMENTIA CARE
3,121 MEMBERS SCREENED FOR SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
Palliative Care Supportive Services
676
CLIENTS
678
PROFESSIONALS TRAINED
466
RECEIVED TRAUMA
COUNSELING AND CRISIS SUPPORT
239 RECEIVED NURSING SERVICES
225 RECEIVED CAREGIVER
SUPPORT CRITICAL NEEDS:
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• FOOD SECURITY
• SAFETY AT HOME
Jeffrey is a native New Yorker who has lived in Queens for more than 30 years. He and his wife have five children, seven grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Jeffrey spent 10 years at the Vera Institute of Justice before becoming Deputy Director of the Midtown Community Court. He worked to address community issues and helped incarcerated fathers stay connected with their families. Outside of work, Jeffrey enjoys fishing and the arts, especially music, museums, and jazz.
A few years ago, Jeffrey was diagnosed with a progressive condition that significantly affected his breathing, mobility, and daily life. At his wife’s encouragement, he connected with JASA’s Palliative Care program, where he worked with a social worker and clinical care navigator. Together, they focused on medical care planning, symptom management, emotional support, and identifying what mattered most to him. With JASA’s support, Jeffrey has been able to continue enjoying life – including attending a jazz concert – and says the program restored his quality of life and made a meaningful difference every day.
JASA'sNewYorkCenterforDignityandSupport (NYCDS)providesperson-centered,trauma-informed careforclientscopingwithseriousoradvancedillness, end-of-lifeissues,aging,andcaregiversupport.NYCDS providescounseling,caremanagement,spiritualcare, informationandreferrals,entitlementscounseling,care coordination,advancecareplanning,andassistance innavigatingthehealthcaresystem.Deliveredby aninterdisciplinaryteam,interventionsaredoneby palliativecaresocialworkers,aregisterednurse,or clinicalcarenavigator.
“I would not be enjoying things without JASA. It takes a lot of energy to do these things. I didn’t have that. JASA gave me all of that.” — JEFFREY CLICK HERE
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA: They help me call my physicians, assist with transportation to my medical appointments and join me at those appointments to support me. They also help me prepare questions for my physicians and to understand next steps. The emotional support on my journey has been life-changing. I never feel alone because of their help. ”
MEET GERALDINE, A 103 YEAR OLD PALLIATIVE CARE CLIENT
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“JASA made a big difference in my life. I feel extremely supported. I know we live in a world of selfishness, but when I go to JASA and need help, they will always help me.” – MARY
OVERHEARD AT JASA:
I want to thank the JASA Health Home program for always being willing to assist me with my benefits and helping me avoid losing them. Navigating these systems can be overwhelming. Knowing that I had someone patient, knowledgeable, and truly committed to helping me has made all the difference. I am also grateful to JASA for helping me get to my medical appointments. Having reliable transportation has made a big difference in my health and peace of mind. I truly appreciate the assistance JASA has provided. ”
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Health Home
Mary was born in Trinidad, where she worked for a furniture store before deciding to seek new opportunities. More than 30 years ago, she moved to New York to build a better life. She was filled with excitement – especially for her first winter. For 23 years, she worked as a nanny on Long Island, a role that suited her lifelong love of children. Family is at the center of Mary’s life. She is the proud matriarch of 10 children, 42 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren, and even a few great-great-grandchildren. They speak daily, and Mary enjoys spending time at home watching game shows and listening to the radio.
As she grew older, managing her health became more challenging. Mary lives with multiple chronic conditions, including Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and a hormonal disorder. These conditions began to affect her independence and made daily tasks more difficult to manage on her own.
A few years ago, Mary’s doctor connected her to JASA’s Health Home program. Since then, JASA staff have supported her with essential medical equipment such as a cane, medical alert device, blood pressure kit, and shower chair – critical tools for someone who is often home alone. They also help coordinate medical appointments and transportation. Most importantly, Mary has built a trusting relationship with her care team and feels reassured knowing JASA is always there to support her.
JASA’sHealthHomeprogramisforindividualsthathave Medicaid and two or more chronic health conditions. Whenclientsareenrolled,acareplaniscreatedand staffworkcloselywiththeclienttocompletetheplan, which evolves with the client’s needs.
196 CLIENTS
81%
RECEIVED ASSISTANCE WITH TRANSPORTATION
65%
RECEIVED ASSISTANCE WITH PRIMARY CARE APPOINTMENTS
52%
RECEIVED FOOD AND NUTRITION REFERRALS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• F OOD SECURITY
• SAFETY AT HOME
• SO CIAL CONNECTION
JASAChat
577 MATCH PARTICIPANTS SUPPORTED
21 MATCHES HAVE BEEN CHATTING FOR MORE THAN 5 YEARS!
78 MATCHES HAVE BEEN CHATTING FOR MORE THAN 4 YEARS!
98% OF SENIORS SAID THAT CHATTING WITH THEIR MATCH IMPROVED THEIR WELL-BEING
95% OF MATCHES HAVE BUILT A STRONG FRIENDSHIP
91% OF VOLUNTEERS SAY THEIR MATCH HAS A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THEIR LIFE
Howard was born in Queens and now lives on Long Island. His wife passed away many years ago, and he is the father of twin children – a daughter and a son – and grandfather to one granddaughter. After majoring in math in college, Howard worked as an actuary for many years before retiring 10 years ago. He enjoys spending time with his family and taking classes, including those offered through JASA’s NextAct program (formerly Sundays at JASA). When COVID began, Howard was feeling isolated and joined the newly launched JASAChat, where he was matched with Andrew.
Andrew was born and raised in New York City and works at Amazon. Growing up, he was especially close with his grandmother, Myrna, who introduced him to Broadway shows and other cultural experiences. Early in the pandemic, a friend told him about JASAChat, and he quickly joined. He was soon paired with Howard.
Howard and Andrew have talked on the phone weekly for the past five years, discovering shared interests in sports – they are both Yankees and Knicks fans – as well as Seinfeld and politics. Howard enjoys hearing about Andrew’s work in advertising, while Andrew loves learning about Howard’s family. Recently, they were able to meet in person for the first time, strengthening their friendship beyond phone calls. As one of JASAChat’s earliest matches, Howard and Andrew’s connection exemplifies how consistent support and shared interests can foster meaningful, long-lasting relationships.
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
JASAChat was launched in March 2020. What started out as a three month time commitment has led to matches celebratingtheir5+yearJASAChatanniversaries. Real,long-lastingfriendshipshaveformedthroughthe program.Olderadultshavealsofeltempoweredby havingapositiveimpactontheirmatches’lives.
“When you retire you don’t have as many connections. This has helped me meet new people to talk to and not feel so isolated. Andrew is a very friendly guy. Sometimes there’s a generation gap - we’re 40 years apart - but he doesn’t make me feel old.” — HOWARD
“Howard's the sweetest man. We've been chatting pretty much weekly for the past five years. It's been an amazing thing to get to know Howard, for him to get to know me, and for us to build this friendship.” — ANDREW
OVERHEARD AT JASA:
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My JASAChat match is a lively, interesting, and passionate woman, and we are both deeply invested in our friendship. We care about and love each other and enjoy our conversations. We listen to each other with great respect. I feel that our friendship has been a gift and that I have learned so much from her. ”
CELEBRATING FIVE YEARS OF JASACHAT - VIEW THE VIDEO HERE
“My JASA social worker sat with me and helped me so much. It took a lot of the weight off my shoulders, a lot of the fear out of my life. They have gone above and beyond just to make my life a little bit easier.” – ELAINE
“ OVERHEARD AT JASA:
JASA’s Pastoral Counseling sessions made me realize that I'm not alone. I was provided with support and guidance that helped me and strengthened me. I felt seen and heard, validated and blessed. ”
HEAR MORE FROM JASA’S PASTORAL COUNSELOR
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Senior Community Connection (SCC)
Elaine grew up on Long Island and now calls Brooklyn home. A natural people-person, she loves comedy, laughing, and connecting with others wherever she goes. She has even dabbled in improv and podcasting. Elaine met her husband while working as an usher at the U.S. Open, and for the next 25 years they worked side by side. The job gave Elaine what she loved most: the chance to meet new people, tell them jokes, and make them smile. Together, she and her husband built a joyful life, sharing many happy years with their dogs and cats.
When Elaine’s husband passed away, her world shifted overnight. She was grieving and felt overwhelmed. Unsure where to turn, she searched online for help and reached out to JASA. Elaine was connected to the Senior Community Connection (SCC) program at a moment when she was struggling both emotionally and financially, and needed guidance she could trust.
Through SCC, a social worker helped her sort through complex paperwork after her husband’s passing, patiently explaining each step and assisting her with applications for benefits and entitlements such as Medicare. Elaine also met with JASA's pastoral counselor who helped her navigate her loss and begin to heal. She says that while she is still facing challenges, she stays positive and refuses to give up. Thanks to JASA and the SCC team, she knows she is not alone – and that there will always be someone there to lean on when she needs it.
JASA’sSeniorCommunityConnectionprogramoffers short-termintensivecasemanagement,including comprehensivein-homeorin-officeassessments, serviceplanningandconnectiontoassistance,benefits andentitlements,andotherrelevantinterventionsby socialworkers,casemanagers,aregisterednurse,and apastoralcounselor.
CLIENTS
434
34% OF CLIENTS ARE 80+ YEARS OLD TYPES OF ASSISTANCE PROVIDED:
128 BENEFITS/ ENTITLEMENTS
101 INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
66 PASTORAL COUNSELING
54 NURSING SERVICES
CRITICAL NEEDS:
SOCIAL CONNECTION • ECONOMIC SECURITY • FOOD SECURITY • PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
Adult Protective Services (APS) and Community Guardian Program (CGP)
1,740 APS CLIENTS
810 CGP CLIENTS
9,546 HOME VISITS BY APS
5,130 IN-PERSON VISITS WITH CGP CLIENTS
3,695 PHONE CALLS MADE TO CGP CLIENTS
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
• SECURE HOUSING
• PR OTECTION FROM ABUSE AND NEGLECT
Anibal is a 65-year-old veteran who served in the National Guard. He has been married twice and is the father of five children and grandfather to 14 grandchildren, some living nearby and others in Puerto Rico. Anibal is a DJ and artist who enjoys hip hop and Latin music, painting graffiti and canvases, and airbrushing. He also loves bicycle riding and has biked across all five boroughs and completed a 100-mile race.
Anibal has faced serious physical and emotional challenges, including two heart attacks, leukemia, and the loss of his younger brother. During this time, he fell behind on rent and risked eviction, which added stress to his health and grief.
He connected with JASA’s Adult Protective Services, where his case manager advocated to reinstate his subsidy, applied for a grant to cover past rent, and helped implement a financial plan to prevent future issues. Anibal appreciates the regular check-ins, which help him feel supported and able to manage his health and housing with confidence.
JASAhastwoprogramsthathelpsafeguardthefrailest and most vulnerable New Yorkers: Adult Protective ServicesandtheCommunityGuardianProgram.APS iscalledintocrisissituationswhereanadult’ssafety isatriskduetocomplicationscausedbyisolation, exploitation,lossofphysicalhealthand/ormental alertness.ThecourtappointsJASA’sCGPtothelegal roleofguardianforthosewhohavebeenjudged incapacitatedandhavenofamilyorfriendswhoare ableorwillingtotakeontherole.CGPprovideslegal assistance,financialmanagement,andsocialservices.
“I would recommend JASA! My case manager has helped me out a lot, especially in court. I was behind on rent and they fixed everything. I am very glad JASA was there for me. I give JASA five stars!” — ANIBAL
OVERHEARD AT JASA:
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I am so thankful for my APS Case Manager. I feel heard and appreciate the staff’s patience and listening. I feel reassured knowing my case manager is there for me when I need the support. ”
HEAR FROM STAFF ABOUT HOW THEY PROTECT THE MOST VULNERABLE SENIORS
WATCH HERE
“NextAct will keep your brain jumping! It’s very stimulating, interesting, and enjoyable. Also it’s provocative – you can have interesting discussions with people. It’s so great to be with people who still want to learn.” – LESLY
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OVERHEARD AT JASA:
This is an excellent program! The courses are original, intellectually challenging, and the instructors are great. The programs are a unique blend of highlevel learning and a community for older adults, the two things older adults most need in their lives. Bravo! ”
HEAR FROM JASA NEXTACT STUDENTS ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES
WATCH HERE
NextAct
Lesly is 90 years old and an avid reader, enjoying classics like The Iliad, The Odyssey, and Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park. Originally from Queens and later Brooklyn, she is the mother of four and grandmother of seven, and now lives with her youngest son and his family. Lesly was a first-grade teacher, a career she truly loved. Though she married and had children before finishing college, she was determined to earn her degree, completing her education at age 39, after 21 years of study, majoring in education.
When her husband retired, Lesly looked for educational opportunities for him and discovered Sundays at JASA, now called NextAct. Even though he wasn’t interested, she saved the information. Upon her own retirement in the 1990s, she attended her first JASA class – a guest lecture that captivated her. She turned to a fellow attendee and said, “This is the place that I want to be!”
Lesly has been taking classes for over 25 years. Her favorites include Shakespeare, as well as courses in poetry, music, and art. She especially values the lively discussions and debates with classmates and fondly recalls going out to lunch with friends after Sunday classes. Since the pandemic, Lesly has continued participating via Zoom, staying intellectually engaged and socially connected through the program she loves.
JASAengagesadultsage55+whoareseeking stimulatingandfunwaystopursuelearningthrough NextAct(formerlySundaysatJASA),oursignature college-levelcontinuingeducationprogram.NextAct offersavarietyofcoursesandlectures,withinstructors fromtheworldsofpolitics,thearts,media,andmore.
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STUDENTS
341
CLASS SESSIONS
12 NEW CLASSES OFFERED
100% APPROVAL RATE
26 CROSSWORD PUZZLES PUBLISHED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• SOCIAL CONNECTION
NYC Benefits
Karen is originally from Jamaica and moved to the United States in the 1990s. Karen is a devoted mother of two and grandmother to one grandson. She has always loved caring for others, spending many years working with children and staying active in her church, often cooking meals for those in need.
About 20 years ago, Karen was diagnosed with glaucoma. Her vision has steadily worsened, making it difficult to read and write, causing chronic eye pain, and limiting her independence. Over time, these challenges made it incrementally harder for her to manage daily tasks and navigate critical systems on her own.
Karen was connected to JASA through a woman she had looked after years earlier. Staff helped her move into her apartment and access counseling services. At this time, she was already receiving benefits such as Social Security, SNAP, and Medicaid. However, they were cut off when she reported her address change to NYC. Because of her visual impairment, Karen could not read the notices explaining the problem. Through JASA’s NYC Benefits program, a social worker helped reinstate her full SNAP benefits, recover unused funds, and resolve issues with Medicaid and Social Security. With JASA’s support, Karen has regained stability and confidence. As she says, “My JASA social worker doesn’t give up. I can depend on her – she has been a rock for me.”
JASA’sNYCBenefitsconnectsolderadultstopublic benefitsandentitlements,ensuringthattheycan accessandmaintaincriticalsupport.Throughintensive casemanagement,NYCBenefitsassistsseniors witheligibilityscreening,documentationgathering, applicationassistance,andfollowthroughuntilbenefits aresuccessfullysecuredorreinstated.
“People think when you get older, it is the end.
JASA has shown me it is not. I like the feeling they give me - that there is hope, and there is still life as you get older.
JASA has built a home for me.” — KAREN
OVERHEARD AT JASA:
“It’s wonderful interacting with the staff – they are so thoughtful. I am grateful for JASA’s help and the interest staff gave to my case. I finally received my SNAP card yesterday. I sincerely appreciate and am grateful for all the assistance staff has provided me. ”
HEAR FROM STAFF ABOUT HOW THEY CONNECT SENIORS WITH BENEFITS
WATCH HERE
Help Center
6,193
HELP CENTER CALLS 605
LIVE CHATS
TYPES OF CALLERS:
51% OLDER ADULTS
25% FAMILY AND FRIENDS
24% PROFESSIONALS AND OTHERS
TYPES OF SERVICES
MOST REQUESTED:
1,161 MEALS
883 HOUSING
773 LEGAL SERVICES
612 BENEFITS AND ENTITLEMENTS
443 ELDER ABUSE
CRITICAL NEEDS:
• ECONOMIC SECURITY
• FOOD SECURITY
• PHYSICAL & MENTAL
HEALTH
• SAFETY AT HOME
The Sally and Henry Pearce Help Center is a free consultation service that answers inquiries from older New Yorkers, their adult children, concerned family members, neighbors, friends, and professionals. The Help Center is an entry point for individuals seeking practical information and guidance on resources to support older adults as they age in place. Using a holistic approach, JASA provides referrals within the organization and connects seniors with other available services.
Do you or an older adult in your life need assistance? We are here to help. Please reach out to JASA’s Help Center at 212-273-5272 or help@jasa.org. We are available seven days a week and also offer live chat on the JASA website.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
1. I can't afford my rent; how can you help me?
2. I'm about to be evicted, do you have emergency housing?
3. I'm having a problem with my landlord and I need legal advice.
4. I need to create/update my will, can a lawyer help/advise me?
5. I was denied Medicaid home care hours and I need assistance to appeal, can you help?
6. It is getting harder for me to ______ , how can I get help at home?
7. My neighbor gets your meals, can I get them too?
8. Are meals financially based?
Volunteers
This is what Let’s Get Ready provides. Through its efforts, high school students from all socioeconomic backgrounds are provided the counseling and support they need to enroll in and complete college.
JASA’s volunteers share their energy, time, and kindness with the seniors we serve. From the kids in the JASANextGen program to our corporate volunteers and the individuals in JASAChat, we are grateful for the enthusiasm and joy they give to older New Yorkers.
CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS
We extend our thanks to the leadership, staff and volunteers of Let’s Get Ready for the important work they are doing - and we are pleased to participate in the annual gala in support of their work. www.pwc.com
JASA is grateful to our corporate partners for their incredible support. Our corporate friends host team-building events and create care packages that support JASA seniors. Their generosity is instrumental in delivering impact in the communities we serve.
JASANEXTGEN
JASANextGen is an intergenerational volunteer program that offers opportunities for today’s youth to connect in a meaningful way with older New Yorkers. JASANextGenners (ages 5-18) learn about critical issues facing the senior community and have the opportunity to develop customized internships and leadership projects. NextGenners have virtual monthly game nights, quarterly in-person Family Days with service projects, and a Summer Service Week for extended opportunities to serve older adults. Thank you to our NextGen families for your time and commitment to providing social connection for JASA seniors.
EMERGING LEADERS COUNCIL
The Emerging Leaders Council is a volunteer initiative engaging up-and-coming leaders across different fields with our efforts to support older adults. Members of the Emerging Leaders Council are trailblazers in fields including corporate social responsibility, sports, advertising, finance, real estate, healthcare, and more. Thank you for your dedication to the senior community.
Supporters: JASA Donors
JASA is grateful to all public and private funders who invest in the fulfillment of our mission. Below we recognize individuals, corporations, foundations, and other private donors who provided unrestricted gifts, programmatic support, sponsorships, in-kind gifts, and bequests during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025.
* JASA donor for 5+ years s of blessed memory
PLATINUM
$2.5 Million + UJA-Federation of New York*
SILVER
$500,000 +
Mother Cabrini Health Foundation*
New York Community Trust*
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.*
BENEFACTORS
$100,000 +
Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Under the Will of Louis Feil*
ASSOCIATES
$50,000 +
David Berg Foundation*
Edith C. Blum Foundation, Inc.*
Enid and Leonard Boxer*
The Marvin H. Davidson Foundation*
Dreitzer Foundation, Inc.*
Julian L. and Hope R. Edison Foundation*
Patricia F. Green*
Estate of Marcia Lotto
The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.*
Sephardic Foundation on Aging
MEMBER
$25,000 +
Estate of Carol Chinn
The Commonwealth Fund*
Herman B. Golub Charitable Trust*
Elaine and David Gould*
David Hildes*
Iris & Saul Katz Family Foundation*
Estate of Walter Mankoff
Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc.*
Ruth Perelson, Lila Adwar, and Family*
Martin and Susan Siroka*
Sunshine Foundation*
LEADER
$10,000 +
Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe & Sol G. Atlas Fund, Inc.*
Stuart and Lauren Bell
Estate of Jack Bernstein*
Estate of Margot Capell
Sabine Charles and John Kwamya
Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York* Deloitte*
Victoria L. Dolan and Christopher E. Sager
Jessica Feder Mantel and Alan Mantel*
Goldman Sachs*
Martin Halbfinger*s
Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation*
Hudson Housing Capital*
Mark R. Imowitz* Katten*
Lori and Elliot Kloper
Eric and Samantha Levine*
Estate of Evelyn S. Levy
Cindy and Matthew Mark Henry Nias Foundation Inc.*
Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation*
Joan Poster
Linda and Norton Rosensweig*
Betsy Pinover Schiff* and Edward Schiff*s
Shiseido Americas*
John S. Siffert
Eleanor Wagner*
Michele S. Warman and Larry Hirschfield
Judith West*
Corinne Winston and Joseph Rubin* Anonymous*
PARTNER
$5,000 +
Nishana N. Armour*
Sybil and Simmy Bank*
Leora Benami
Jeannie Blaustein and Peter Bokor*
Chicago Title Insurance Company*
deKay Foundation*
Debra and Scott Edelman*
Viviana and Mario Epelbaum*
Flagstar Private Bank HDC
The KRE Group*
Pinchas and Zeldie Lev*
Estate of Ruth Levine*
Fay J. Lindner Foundation*
Miyerov Family Foundation
Sara Moss and Michael Gould*
Nancy and Martin Polevoy*
Robyn Rapoport and Ken Spero Related Companies
Rockport Mortgage Corporation*
Bonnie D. Rosenberg and Joseph Zimmerman*
Suzanne Schecter and Todd Ruback*
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP*
Scott and Jamie Seligsohn
Florin and Howie Silberstein*
UJA-JCC Greenwich
United Way of Long Island* Anonymous Anonymous* Anonymous*
SUPPORTER
$2,500 + Jonathan Anderson
The Arker Companies*
Jana and Thomas Bergdall*
Richard A. and Amelia Bernstein*
Beyond Better Foods
Alan Cohen and Robert Bank*
CohnReznick LLP*
EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants*
Forsyth Street Affordable Housing*
Gallagher Benefit Services*
GFP Real Estate*
Gilbane Development Company
Katherine K. Goldsmith *
Anita Gupta and Krishnan Padmanabhan*
Kathryn Haslanger and Gordon Berlin*
Christina and John Horner*
Jonathan Rose Companies
Patricia Kander
Kasirer LLC*
David Kimmel Foundation*
Andrea and Jeffrey Landes*
Ruth and Sid Lapidus*
Magnusson Architecture + Planning P.C.*
Maimonides Medical Center*
Elayne and Barry Moss*
Nixon Peabody LLP*
Elaine and Simon Parisier*
Pemmil Affordable LLC*
Ian Sax*
Helen Stephan
Vesta Healthcare*
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Beth and Leonard Wilf*
Winston & Strawn LLP
FRIEND
$1,000 +
Lila and Keith Adwar*
Alexander Gorlin Architects*
Heidi Aronin*
Artimus Construction*
Donald Bacigalupi
Benchmark Title
Agency, LLC*
Bennett Midland
Eileen and Howard Berkman*
BlackRock*
Pamela Brier
Faye and David Brooks
Carter Burden Network*
Ellen Chapnick and William Schleicher*
Daniel and Erin Chazen
David I. Cohen*
Allissa Cummings*
Madisyn Dunlap
The Durst Organization*
Susan Erlich*
Penny and Roy Feldman*
Kirsten and Jerrell Fisher
David J. Freund
Lainey Friedman Fallek and Andrew Fallek
Myrna and Freddie Gershon*
Glen Oaks Philanthropic Fund*
Joli and Adam Golden*
Michael Gutnick
Scott and Yael Gutnick
Isaac Hardoon*
Hello Fresh
Hirschen Singer & Epstein LLP*
Horace Mann School
Bob Horne and Laurie Lindenbaum*
Erin Hurley*
Miriam and Steven Hyman*
The Jewish Board
Keep Them Safe Foundation
Klearview Appliance*
Rachel and Mark Klein*
Legacy Office Solutions*
Joan M. Leiman*
The Levine Family Charitable Trust*
Levitt & Boccio, LLP*
Ellie and Martin Lifton
Matthew LoCurto
Debra and Anthony Magnone*
Sharon Makowsky and Stephen Flug*
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP*
Jill Markowitz and Barry Ensminger*
Phoebe McBee*
MDRT Foundation*
Metzger-Price Fund, Inc.*
Susan and Jeff Mittleman*
Nan J. Morrison*
Mutual of America*
Anita Nordal and Kevin Conroy*
Northwell Health
Parkchester Preservation Company
Liz and Robert A. Peck*
Lois Perelson-Gross and Stewart Gross*
Alice Ping*
Mary and Vladimir Piverger
Porter Novelli
ProPac Marketing, Silvia Vargas*
Sheila Rabinowitch*
Dr. Morton and Rosalie Rapoport
Saul Raw
Terry Robbins
Kristine M. Rogers*
Elizabeth Ross
Andrew Roth*
Alana Rubenstein*
Safe Horizon*
Sandcastle Pharmacy & Surgical Supply Inc
Lisa and Lee Schalop*
Ivy and Marvin Schildkraut*
Judith Selig Rubenstein*
Kavita Sharma and KC Reddy
Terry Singer
Peter Siroka*
Hannah Spitzer
Ari and Pasha Stein
Lucinda and Andrew Sussman*
Samara Swanston and Daniel Newman
Craig Tooman
Fredda and Bruce Vladeck*
Angela Warnick Buchdahl
Phyllis and Murray Warschauer*
Watch Guard 24/7, LLC
Xenolith Partners LLC*
Patrick Yacono
Aaron Yowell
Sherrie Zacharius and David O. Levine
Anonymous* Anonymous*
CONTRIBUTOR
$500 + AARP*
Elizabeth Adler
Amsted Industries Foundation*
Georgette Bennett *
Bruce Berger*
Rhona Bitner
Konstantin Braun*
Adrienne Brecher
Bright Power Inc.*
CenterLight
Healthcare PACE*
Juan Cepeda*
CityScape Engineering*
Caitlin Corcoran
Betty and Stuart Cotton*
Curtis + Ginsberg
Architects
Lisa David
Jordanna Davis
Davis Vision*
Do Some Good
Engelberg Foundation*
Explorer Security Services*
Cooper Fallek*
Frieda Fogel*
Matt Forloine
Carlene Fowler*
Wayne A. Francis
GNYHA, Inc.*
Brett Goldberg
Dini and Michael Golden*
Beth Goldman
Katherine Gray
Mark Greene
Myrna Greene
Camille Greenwald*
Linda and Barrett Gross*
The Law Office of Jordana M. Gutman, PC
Aleksandr Guzband
Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLP
Karen and Slava Hazin*
David and Rochelle Hirsch
Philanthropic Fund
Danielle Holahan
Granville Hutchinson
Sarah Idelson
Brett Klugman
Ellen V. Lehman*
Arlene and Jack Linder*
Lisa Mednick Owen and Steve Owen*
Susanna Mitchell
Malini Nayar and Kenneth Brezenoff
Neighborhood SHOPP*
Peter Newell
Nouveau Elevator Industries LLC*
Susan O'Connor*
Sean O'Neill
Debbie and Marc Paley*
Pitts Leadership Consulting LLC
Elizabeth Portland and Thomas Toce*
Sheley Reister
Sofya Reshansky*
Cari Robinson and David Horowitz
Jack Roth
Lilli and Jonathan Roth*
Royal Abstract*
Sachs Policy Group
Susan Sampliner
Carol and David Schachter*
Steven Schall*
Chad Shearer
Vivien and Michael Shelanski*
Ana Shirley
Joel Siegel
Roberta Siroka and Steven Strauss*
Daryle Spero
Andrea Szarvas
Camille Tomao
Larry Wei*
Judy and Marty Weinberg*
David Weinstein
Jacqueline and Scott Weisblum*
Allister Wesson and David Lesser*
Judith and Roger Widmann*
Anna Winderbaum and Gary Nestler
Michael Wolf*
Maggie Wolk
Kenneth Zammett
Anonymous
Anonymous*
Anonymous
DONOR
$250 +
AMA Janitorial Supply*
Michael Badain*
Battery Park by Sunrise
The Berkshire Bank
Alex Bespechny
Helene Blieberg
Bloomberg*
Raymond Blum*
Briscoe Protective*
Alisa and Benjamin Chafitz
Daniel E. Chall*
Louise Cohen*
H. Cole
Deborah Davis
Jean Davis
Mitchell Davis*
The Walt Disney Company
Louis Farucci
Artie and Secky Finfer
Endowment Fund*
Fitch Group
Carol R. Fitze*
Susan and Mark Fogel
Lisa Friedman*
Jodi and Marc Ganz*
Sandra and Bruce Garrison*
Douglas Geddes
Jennifer and David Glick*
Michele Godfrey*
Ruthe and Ronald Golden*
Aisha Gomez*
Google*
Sara Gould and Rick Surpin*
Alexandra Gourvitch
Elisa and Clint Greenbaum*
Paul Gruvman*
Judith M. Gueron
Leora Harpaz and Howard Kalodner*
Frani and Joel Hecker
Ross Hoddeson
Rabbi Heidi Hoover
Courtney Horwitz
Marie-Laure Ilie*
Sarah and Thomas Janover*
Yuk-king Margaret
Jew-Woo
Mabel Johnson
Evelyn J. Junge*
Marissa and Jeremy Klein*
Jennifer Kroll
Jonathan Leacock
Myra Levine Harris*
Lee Lowell*
Christina Mannino
Daniel Martin*
Maria Martinez
Merrill A Bank of America
Company and Justin Bliss*
The New Jewish Home*
Alexandra Patino
Mary Beth Polek and Ethan Auslander
Benjamin Polen
Andrea and Andy Potash*
Gail Prusslin*
Margo Rappoport and Michael Emont*
Dana and Jeffrey Reiser*
Joseph Rice
Gabriel Rosen
Helen Rosen*
Sheila and Jerry Rosenkranz*
Laurie and Eric Roth*
Karen Rubin
Naftali Rutter
The Honorable Charles E. Schumer and Iris Weinshall*
Rena Shadowitz*
Elaine and Steven Strongwater*
Kemba Tamar
Marianne Toppel
Tropham Foundation*
United Hospital Fund of New York*
Simone and Michael Vogel
Nancy Wackstein*
Adam Wald*
Legacy Society
JASA gratefully acknowledges those supporters who have decided to help us as an organization, and the seniors in need of our services, by making bequests and other planned gifts to the agency. Members of the Legacy Society are ensuring that JASA has the strength, capacity, and funding to enable aging adults to remain in the community with dignity now and for generations to come. In this section we gratefully acknowledge those who have informed JASA of their intent to support us through a bequest or other planned gift:
Steve Argule
Sanford Evans
Arkady Fridman
Nancy Greene
Eric Greenhut
David Hildes
Esther Hops
Mark R. Imowitz
Marcia Kaplan-Mann
Saul Katz
Gayle Lambert
Nan J. Morrison
Ruth Perelson
Martin Siroka
Anonymous (3)
As a beneficiary agency of UJA-Federation of New York, JASA receives core funding and other critical resources that advance our shared mission each and every day. We gratefully acknowledge their support, generosity, and partnership.
A Special Thanks to UJA-Federation of New York Emerging Leaders Council
The Emerging Leaders Council is a volunteer initiative engaging up-and-coming leaders across different fields with our efforts to support older adults. Members of the Emerging Leaders Council are trailblazers in fields including corporate social responsibility, sports, advertising, finance, real estate, healthcare, and more.
CO-CHAIRS
Allissa Cummings
Alice Ping
Andrew Roth
Alana Rubenstein
MEMBERS
Chunjee Bell
Daniel Chazen
Madisyn Dunlap
Bria Feliu
Brett Goldberg
Scott Gutnick
Sheley Riester
Gabriel Rosen
Kydee Williams
Supporters: Elected Officials
JASA recognizes the following elected officials for their generous support of JASA’s programs and services through their invaluable partnerships in the communities we serve, as well as through discretionary funds and Council Initiatives. These funds allow JASA the flexibility to enhance programs available to older adults beyond the concrete services provided in government contracts. Funds help support cultural arts, entertainment, exercise, education, group outings, and special events.
Hon. Sean Abreu
New York City Council Member
Hon. Adrienne Adams
Speaker, New York City Council
Hon. Stacey Pheffer Amato
New York State Assembly
Hon. Joann Ariola
New York City Council Member
Hon. Diana Ayala
New York City Council
Hon. Chris Banks
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Eric Bottcher
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Justin Brannan
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Gale Brewer
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Selvena Brooks-Powers
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Eric Dinowitz
New York City Council Member
Hon. Amanda Farías
New York City Council
Hon. Vanessa Gibson
Bronx Borough President
Hon. Jennier Gutierrez
New York City Council Member
Hon. Carl Heastie Speaker, New York State Assembly
Hon. Brad Hoylman-Sigal
New York State Senate
Hon. Crystal Hudson
New York City Council
Hon. Linda Lee
New York City Council Member
Hon. Mark Levine
Manhattan Borough President
Hon. Kristy Marmorato
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Mercedes Narcisse
New York City Council
Member
Hon. Vickie Paladino
New York City Council Member
Hon. Keith Powers
New York City Council Member
Hon. Lincoln Restler
New York City Council Member
Hon. Antonio Reynoso
Brooklyn Borough President
Hon. Donovan Richards
Queens Borough President
Hon. Kevin Riley
New York City Council Member
Hon. Linda Rosenthal
New York State Assembly
Hon. Yusef Salaam
New York City Council Member
Hon. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton
New York State Senate
Hon. Inna Vernikov
New York City Council Member
Board of Trustees
(July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025)
*of blessed memory
PRESIDENT
Jessica Feder Mantel
CHAIR
Leonard Boxer
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Bonnie D. Rosenberg
SECRETARY
Eric Levine
TREASURER
Andrea Landes
VICE PRESIDENTS
Mark R. Imowitz
Ruth Perelson
Joseph Rubin
Martin Siroka
TRUSTEES
Lila P. Adwar
Nishana N. Armour
Stuart Bell
Sabine Charles
Victoria Dolan
Ilaina Edison
Martin L. Halbfinger*
Saul B. Katz
Lori Kloper
Pinchas Lev
Vladimir Piverger
Nancy T. Polevoy
Robyn Rapoport
Linda Rosensweig
Mark Steiger
Eleanor Wagner
Michele S. Warman
Judith West
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Martin Lifton*
Executive Leadership Team
(July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025)
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Kathryn Haslanger
CO-CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER
Alan Cohen
CO-CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER
Danielle Palmisano
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
Sholom Ellenberg
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Wayne Francis
CHIEF PEOPLE AND INCLUSION OFFICER
Latoya Ellis-Alleyne
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF JASACARE
Ryan Haefele
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Matthew M. LoCurto
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF REAL ESTATE & MANAGEMENT
Donald Manning
GENERAL COUNSEL
Ayana Robertson
CHIEF DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
Allister Wesson
Financial Statements
(July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025)
NOTES:
• The financial report includes social services, housing, and JASACare.
• Management & General expenses support daily operations, enable long-term planning, maintain financial health, and ensure compliance.
• The surplus generated by housing is restricted for use in future housing development projects and related community services in accordance with JASA’s mission.
Government Contracts
FEDERAL Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
NEW YORK STATE Department of Health Department of Law
Interest on Lawyer Account Fund
Office for the Aging Office of Mental Health Unified Court System Division of Housing and Community Renewal
NEW YORK CITY Department for the Aging Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Department of Housing Preservation and Development Human Resources Administration
New York City Housing Authority
