Older adults, their families and caregivers turn to CJE SeniorLife at different stages in their lives and they all benefit from CJE’s invaluable network of support, guidance and resources.
What sets CJE SeniorLife apart from other organizations are its mission and values, and how its programs and services complement one another, creating a constellation of care.
For 50 years, CJE SeniorLife has been helping older adults pursue lives of meaning, independence, and good health. Today, CJE has over 300 employees who provide 20,000 older adults and their family members with a myriad of programs and services annually. These services include independent housing, assisted living, home-delivered meals, transportation, adult day services, geriatric care management, health and wellness activities, counseling services and support groups for older adults and caregivers, and numerous lifelong learning opportunities.
Read more about CJE’s history and why you should count on CJE SeniorLife when you or a loved one need assistance with any of the issues or concerns...and joys...that many of us face as we grow older.
CJE strives to help 20,000 older adults lead healthy and independent lives.
Your contribution will allow us to do so for many years to come.
To give by phone, call 773.508.1165
or TEXT @cje #donatetoday to 52014.
Learn about ways to give to CJE or consider making an impact by volunteering.
*CJE now accepts cars, real estate and other assets (must be approved) through our website!
Chicago, September 8, 2022 – Chicago-based nonprofits CJE SeniorLife and Elderwerks Educational Services have partnered with Toronto-based virtual reality company VR Vision to launch Dementia Reality®, the first virtual reality dementia program that combines skills training with real-life obstacles in a virtual environment. Dementia Reality is a new educational tool for professionals caring for older adults with dementia. Tapping into the power of technology for training purposes, this program can benefit the healthcare system as well as older adults with dementia and their loved ones. The goal is to have more empathetic caregivers and happier, engaged clients.