Learning Program Boston

The Cambridge Council on Aging (COA) is dedicated to promoting and supporting the health and independence of adults aged 60 and older in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Through its two Senior Centers, the COA delivers a diverse range of recreational classes, support groups, special events, guest speaker presentations, and trips around New England to enhance the lives of older residents. In addition to recreational opportunities, the COA offers vital services such as Medicare consultations and referrals to local agencies that assist with wellness and safety for seniors. The COA encourages community engagement, inviting seniors to enjoy classes, connect with others, and partake in meals at their Senior Centers. Generated from the website

The Community Learning Center provides free services to the residents of Cambridge, Mass., who need basic education, English language and employment skills. It offers opportunities to citizens who want to learn English, improve basic reading, writing, and math skills and learn to use computers. The center serves more than 1,000 individuals annually and conducts morning, afternoon and evening classes. The Community Learning Center administers the Cambridge Prevention Coalition that offers substance abuse prevention services to youth, parents and health care professionals. It additionally offers housing search and casework services to homeless and at-risk individuals and families. The center supports a commission for human services programs that advises city manager on human services policy issues and funding allocations.