

Zion Senior & Community Resource Center
Where Community, Wellness, and Opportunity Thrive
For more than 46 years, Zion Senior & Community Resource Center, formerly the Zion Senior Center, has been a trusted anchor in Denver's Northeast Park Hill neighborhood. It serves as a welcoming place where older adults, families, and neighbors of all ages come together to connect, learn, and access the resources that support healthy, active lives.

WHO WE SERVE
Our programs serve older adults, youth, and families, including multigenerational households where grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren share a home. Everything we offer is designed to bring people together across generations to learn, connect, and support one another.
More than 70% of the people who walk through our doors are 55 or older. Older adults in our neighborhood also have access to nearby older adult housing, including Liggins Tower and Dahlia Senior Housing, both within walking distance of the Center.
City Scape Rehabilitation & Care Center (formerly known as Forest Street Compassionate Care Center), a nearby skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, sits on property owned by Zion Baptist Church; however, its care and operations are independently owned and managed, with no affiliation to Zion Baptist Church or Zion Senior & Community Resource Center.
We build trust the same way we always have: through personal relationships, one-on-one conversations, and a commitment to meeting people's needs confidentially and promptly.
OUR PROGRAMS


IMPACT
From fitness classes to food pantries, art workshops to public forums, the Center’s programs are built around one idea: people thrive when they have places to connect, grow, be cared for, and experience fellowship alongside their neighbors. Explore what's happening at the Center below.

PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Working together helps expand impact.
Current partnership opportunities include:
Research Partnerships
Work together on projects that improve outcomes for older adults and underserved communities.
Support Services
Help expand access to counseling, job training, and family support.
CPR Safety Training Networks
Partner to provide important safety and emergency training.
Program Expansion Community Engagement
Support programs that bring people together and strengthen community connections.
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GET INVOLVED
The Center runs on community — and there are many ways to be part of it. Whether you want to partner with us, volunteer your time, join a program, or rent our space for your own event, we'd love to hear from you.
Partner With Us
Explore research, support services, training, or program partnerships that expand our shared impact.
Volunteer
Lend your time and talents to help us serve older adults and families in Northeast Park Hill. Volunteers may assist with setting up the food pantry and helping to prepare the Center for special events, as needed.
Attend a Program
Join a wellness class, workshop, or community event — see our full Programs list to find what's right for you.
Rent Our Space
Host your meeting, program, or event in our flexible community space. Special rates are available to non-profit organizations and families hosting a repast. Contact the Center director for specific details.
Together, we are building a stronger, healthier, and more connected community.

