Magnolia House

The Department of Recreation and Parks operates 29 senior citizen centers throughout the City. They offer activities, programs, and special events such as shuffleboard, croquet, arts and crafts, Zumba, line dancing, language lessons, oil painting, and social dancing. Some centers offer a nutrition program through the Department of Aging. 
There is a nominal fee per class. 

Located at:
141 S. Gardner Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Phone: 323-935-5705 

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The center offers a variety of activities and programs such as Tai Chi, Zumba, Mat Pilates, Yoga, Karaoke and more. The Center partners with the Culver City Senior Citizens Association, Inc. (CCSCA). To participate in activities and events offered by the CCSCA in partnership with the City of Culver City, older adults ages 50+ may register in person at the center to become a CCSCA member. 

Located at:
4095 Overland Ave.
Culver City, CA  90232
Phone: 310-253-6700 

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There are 26 centers across Los Angeles County that provide a place to play, learn, be healthy, eat well, and give back. They provide seniors with a way to connect and stay physically and mentally active. 

Locations and phone numbers can be found here: Locations | YMCA Metro LA (ymcala.org) 

WeSPARK Cancer Support Center enhances the quality of life for cancer patients, survivors, and their loved ones.  They provide free programs and services, which alleviate the physical and emotional side effects of a cancer diagnosis. 

Located at: 
14724 Ventura Blvd, Suite 101 
Sherman Oaks, CA  91403 
Phone: 818-906-3022  

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Living Beauty Cancer Foundation provides both in-person and online programming. Their workshops, movement classes and one-on-one sessions are currently being held online and our overnight retreats and day retreats are held in person.

Located at:
254 N. Lake Ave. Suite 842 
Pasadena, CA  01101 
Phone: 626.628.8310 

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Stronger Thru Cancer is a nationally accessible on-line exercise and wellness program for people with cancer. 

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Survivor Fitness empowers cancer survivors to regain their health and wellness through one-on-one personal training, nutritional support, and mental health counseling. 

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CCN is a non-profit that provides and maintains a national directory of over 350 free and low-cost help for patients and families.

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AARP offers free interactive online events and classes designed for learning, self-improvement, and fun. They offer a wide range of fitness classes and wellness workshops designed to promote a healthy body and mind. 

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Every season, Kits to Heart offers free, virtual Art for Cancer Wellness workshops for patients, caregivers, survivors, and healthcare workers. Participants are guided to explore a theme designed to explore feelings, increase self-expression, foster hope, and strengths, identify coping skills, and engage in mindfulness and grounding. Materials are included and no art experience necessary! 

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Look Good Feel Better is a non-medical, brand-neutral public service program that teaches beauty techniques to people with cancer to help them manage the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment.  

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Pilates Anytime is a membership-based online platform that allows unlimited access to thousands of world-class Pilates instruction anywhere and on your schedule.

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Exercise is medicine is a global health initiative managed by the American College of Sports Medicine. The Moving Through Cancer program was developed to help patients, families, health care providers and others find hospital and community-based exercise programs in their communities. 

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Cancer Lifeline helps thousands of cancer patients build strength through support groups, classes in nutrition, exercise, personal expression, stress reduction, and personalized emotional support. 

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Sharsheret, a national non-profit organization, improves the lives of Jewish women and families living with or at increased genetic risk for breast or ovarian cancer through personalized support and saves lives through educational outreach. While our expertise is in young women and Jewish families as related to breast cancer and ovarian cancer, Sharsheret programs serve all women and men. 

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Research and evidence-based recovery in a support group environment.  They offer guidance based on your needs and your role in the recovery journey. 

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Cedars-Sanai Cancer Survivorship and Rehabilitation Program seeks to address the physical, psychological, and information needs of cancer patients and their families as cancer treatment is completed. Utilizing an interdisciplinary team, their goal is to improve the quality of life of patients through improving physical fitness, managing pain, reducing fatigue, and strengthening resiliency. 

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The Arts, Wellness, & Engagement Program offers engaging wellness activities for older adults from personalized fitness classes to educational and arts activities, social events, and more. The AWE program is aimed at improving health and well-being, creating connections and opportunities for social activities, and engaging and stimulating the mind with fun and creative events and classes. They have multipurpose senior centers throughout the city, where you can enjoy everything from art and education classes to health and wellness programming to keep you active and healthy. 

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Fran’s Place – Center for Cancer Counseling was developed as a safe and comfortable place where all cancer patients and their families receive valuable support, education, and the tools to cope with the feelings surrounding the diagnosis, treatment and side effects of cancer. 

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