ALPHA PHI ALPHA SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER, INC. WELCOMES YOU

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TWO SESSIONS: 9:30AM-12:30PM 1:30PM-4:30PM CALL FOR RESERVATIONS

LUNCH IS SERVED AT BOTH SESSIONS

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ABOUT US

Director, Melissa Y. Marcus

OUR MISSION: The mission of the Alpha Phi Alpha Senior Citizens Center is to provide a multi-purpose facility and services for seniors in our community that will enhance their quality of life. We promote physical well-being of seniors in our community through nutrition, education and health with our programs. We are also here to help the community benefit from resources in knowledge, experience, wisdom, skill, concern, energy and service of its older and seasoned residents.

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BOARD/ADVISORY COUNCIL

Board Members (2021-2022)

Billy C. Mitchell - Board Chairman

OPEN - Vice Chairman

James Fletcher, II - Treasurer

Denise C. James- Recording Secretary

Charles Lucas – Chairman Emeritus

Elmer Blackburne – Founding Member

Elizabeth Gill, Esq. – Advisory

Brendan C. Gibbs

Ives Nzuzi

Gladiola Sampson

Tommie D. Hill, Sr.

Vinnie Malloy

James Goveia, Sr.

Richard Gibbs

Christine Y. Fields

Donna Anderson, Esq.

Steven Taylor, Esq.

Sheila D. Bair-Bey

Eugene Mew

Advisory Council Members (2021-2022)

Barbara Clements – Chair

Meagan Nettey – Vice-Chair

Judy Crawford – Treasurer

Mary McClendon

Veronica Smith

Lela Washington

Louis K. Railey

Kay Regis

Ron Swift

Doreen Whyte

HISTORY

For more info about Alpha phi Alpha Fraternity go to https://apa1906.net/

SHORT HISTORY

In 1973 the members of Zeta Zeta Lambda Chapter, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. realized the need for a recreational, educational and cultural program for the growing senior population in the Cambria Heights community. The Alphas conceived the idea of sponsoring a senior citizens center.

In December 1996, a new building was purchased on the corner of Linden Boulevard and 220th street. In November 2006, the Center officially began operations at the new site.

The Center has a main objective to enable its members to maintain their independence in the community by providing a family type setting in which a wide range of services could be made available. The program revolves around a nutritionally balanced meal serviced daily. Representatives from various City, State, and private agencies are brought in to share vital information with the members that impact on their daily living. Agencies such as Fire, Police, Health, and Social Security head a long list of regular visitors to the Center.

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