Regional Senior Center

DFSS Senior Centers serve as local hubs that connect seniors to social, economic, and educational resources that enhance the quality of their lives. Most importantly, they serve as a vibrant social community, a place for friendship, and a remedy for loneliness or isolation.  Major activities include: life enrichment classes, special events, trips and outings, and recreational activities. The centers serve a hot lunch daily, as part of the department's Golden Diners Program. A comprehensive fitness and wellness program is also offered utilizing nationally recognized evidence-based practices. In addition, community-based Information & Assistance resources are available that can link older adults and their caregivers to benefits and services.

Central West Regional Center

Built in 1987, the Central West Regional Center serves as a community focal point to Chicago residents, who are 60+ and their spouses, and caregivers where a variety of social, educational & recreational activities are available. Each center is tailored to the needs and interests of the communities.

Central West Center

2102 W. Ogden Avenue

Chicago, IL 60612

312.746.5300(voice)

312.746.5887(fax)

Regional Director: Shavette Lovemore

Email address: shavette.lovemore@cityofchicago.org

Northeast (Levy) Senior Center

Built in 1979, the Northeast (Levy) Regional Center serves as a community focal point to Chicago residents, who are 60+ and their spouses, and caregivers where a variety of social, educational & recreational activities are available. Each center is tailored to the needs and interests of the communities.

Northeast (Levy) Senior Center

2019 W. Lawrence Avenue

Chicago, IL 60625

312.744.0784(voice)

312.744.0668(fax)

Regional Director: TBD

Email address: TBD

Northwest (Copernicus) Senior Center

Established in 1977, the Northwest Regional Center serves as a community focal point to Chicago residents, who are 60+ and their spouses, and caregivers where a variety of social, educational & recreational activities are available. Each center is tailored to the needs and interests of the communities.

Northwest (Copernicus) Senior Center

3160 N. Milwaukee Avenue

Chicago, IL 60618

312.744.6681(voice)

312.744.6696(fax)

Regional Director: Rafael Gonzalez

Email address: rafael.gonzalez@cityofchicago.org

Renaissance Court

Renaissance Court is an award-winning senior center which presents a variety of enriching and enjoyable cultural, educational, health, and fitness programs for adults age 55 and older. It offers an opportunity to renew past interests, learn new skills, and make new friends. The focus of the programming is on the arts: the visual and performing arts, literature, music, and more make up the core of the many high quality classes and events.

Renaissance Court

78 E. Washington

Chicago, IL 60602

312.744.4550(voice)

312.742.1199(fax)

Regional Director: Crystal Warren

Email address: crystal.warren@cityofchicago.org

Southeast (Atlas) Senior Center

Established in 1980, the Southeast Atlas Regional Center serves as a community focal point to Chicago residents, who are 60+ and their spouses, and caregivers where a variety of social, educational & recreational activities are available. Each center is tailored to the needs and interests of the communities.

Southeast (Atlas) Senior Center

1767 E. 79th Street

Chicago, IL 60649

312.747.0189(voice)

312.747.0455(fax)

Regional Director: Robin Tillotson

Email address: robin.tillotson@cityofchicago.org

Southwest Senior Center

Established in 1980, the Southwest Regional Center serves as a community focal point to Chicago residents, who are 60+ and their spouses, and caregivers where a variety of social, educational & recreational activities are available. Each center is tailored to the needs and interests of the communities.

Southwest Center

6117 S. Kedzie Avenue

Chicago, IL 60629

312.747.0440(voice)

312.747.6117(fax)

Regional Director: TBD

Email address: TBD

For more information on the CDFSS Regional Centers please call 312.744.4016.