Neighborhood Multipurpose Centers

The center provides recreational programs and a wide variety of classes, activities, and services for people of all ages who live in Pasadena and the surrounding communities. Services include congregate meals/nutrition sites, neighborhood multipurpose center, nutrition education for older adults, recreational activities/sports, recreational/leisure/arts instruction and soup kitchen. In addition, the center houses a number of agencies which provide a variety of social services. 

  The center offers classes in arts and crafts, dancing, exercise and sewing; computer class; ESL; and Spanish. It operates a plant bank for individuals who cannot afford to buy them.

   The congregate meal is for seniors age 60 and older. The program is administered by YWCA Intervale Services and provides a hot lunch for 40 people five days per week. People who are younger than age 60 may receive a meal but must pay a higher fee. Nutrition education is also provided.

  The center offers a hot meal to anyone in the community every Wednesday evening.

   The center houses the Community Action Center and Housing Rights Center - Pasadena Office; see the separate entry for more information. NA meetings are also held at the center.