WSIACA is an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for older people on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Founded in 1968, WSIACA, the first inter-agency council in the city, encourages community-based organizations and residents of the Upper West Side to join together, mobilize, and advocate for needed resources to serve older New Yorkers.

WSIACA provides a forum for agencies and concerned individuals to share experiences and information, and to work together to promote issues of concern to the aging.

WSIACA works with all sectors: nonprofit, private, and government to improve the quality of life for older adults on the Upper West Side.

Who’s Involved?

• Concerned community activists
• Agencies
• Community Based-Organizations
• Community boards
• Block Associations
• Senior Centers
• Clubs
• Legislative representatives
• Government agencies
• Religious organizations

Agencies and individuals that are concerned with aging issues in our community – the Upper West Side of Manhattan – are encouraged to become members and participate in programs and activities.

WSIACA is a not for profit organization, funded in part by elected officials, DFTA, agencies, and concerned individuals. All contributions are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.