St. Francis Community
Center
4700 Long Beach Blvd.
(609) 494-8861
Senior Services
Anyone 60 years and over is eligible for the Senior Services Program.
If you live in:
Tuckerton, Little Egg Harbor, Eagleswood,
Stafford, Barnegat, Waretown,
or on Long Beach Island
Please call:
St. Francis Community Center, LBICC Inc.
Senior Services Department
4700 Long Beach Blvd.
Long Beach Township, NJ 08008
(609) 494-8861
Two locations in
southern Ocean County to better serve you.
For information, please call the number (listed below)
for the area in which you reside.
If you live in:
Lacey, Ocean Gate, Pine Beach, Beachwood, Berkeley or
South Toms River
Please call the:
Berkeley Satellite Office, LBICC Inc.
Berkeley Township Municipal Building
Pinewald-Keswick Road
Bayville, NJ 08721
(732) 244-9600
St. Francis Senior Services Is Funded By:
• A grant from the Ocean County Office of Senior
Services with Title III Older Americans Act of 1965,
as amended through a grant from the New Jersey
Dept. of Health and Senior Services;
• Ocean County;
• Local Municipal Contributions;
• St. Francis Community Center.
How Much
Will It Cost Me?
There is no charge
for any Senior Services.
However, the program
provides the opportunity for individuals to make a
voluntary contribution
for services received.
All donations are confidential.
No one will be denied service
because they will not
or cannot contribute.
New Jersey EASE
Easy Access Single Entry
St. Francis Senior Services Department has been designated by the Ocean County
Office of Senior Services as an access site for the New Jersey EASE Program.
NJ EASE is a state and county partnership which promotes the well-being of older
New Jerseyans, age 60 and over, by providing easy, local access to services and programs.
Our goal is to foster the independence and dignity of older adults
by making it easier to choose services.
NJ EASE access sites will provide, or arrange for, the following core consumer services:
Information and Referrals on a wide range of programs and services, such as social and recreational programs, transportation, homemaker services, home-delivered meals, pharmaceutical assistance to the aged and disabled, etc.; referrals to other agencies, and help contacting them if needed.
One-Stop Eligibility Screening for a wide range of programs such as: PAAD, Lifeline utility assistance, and others.
Outreach Visits in the home, if needed, to provide eligibility screening and assessment.
A Senior Advisory Committee, made up of elected and appointed
members, meets once a month to inform and advise on the implementation of the
Senior Program objectives. Meetings are announced in the Senior Center.
The meetings are open to all interested persons.