Jewish Seniors Alliance of British Columbia

Supporting and engaging Seniors to Promote Active
Social Involvement and Wellness

Seniors Stronger Together

Jewish Seniors Alliance of British Columbia (JSA) was founded in 2003 as a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization for seniors over the age of 55, regardless of their gender, culture, ethnicity, sexual orientation, physical/mental ability, socio-economic status, and religious/political belief systems.

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Enhancing Seniors Lives

JSA’s mission is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all seniors by providing:

  • COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES: Our support services program, grounded in the concept of seniors helping seniors, includes specialized volunteer training and client services. Additionally, we offer a Friendly Visitors and Walking Program, which connects senior clients with volunteers aged 18 and older.
  • ADVOCACY: Our advocacy initiatives urge change in government funding and ageist policies.
  • OUTREACH AND EDUCATION: JSA offers event programs and Senior Line magazine with the goal to empower, inform, educate, and entertain.
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Senior Line Magazine

Published twice annually by a dedicated team of mostly senior volunteers, Senior Line magazine brings together an array of voices, words, and images to entertain, educate and advocate. Featuring articles on health and wellness, inspirational stories, artist profiles, movie reviews and more! Click the links below to download the latest issue or explore the archive of past issues.

Current Issue: Volume 31(1) Summer 2024