Following the sale of the Boundary Street campus in October 2024, the Cedar Sinai Park Foundation changed its name to the Robison Foundation for Jewish Elders. We have expanded our mission while honoring our legacy of 100+ years of service to the elders in our Jewish community.
To enhance the lives of elders in our Jewish community by supporting their social, spiritual and physical well-being.
Our story begins in 1920, in an old Victorian house, in the Jewish immigrant neighborhood of South Portland…
To enhance the lives of elders in our Jewish community by supporting their social, spiritual and physical well-being.
Our story begins in 1920, in an old Victorian house, in the Jewish immigrant neighborhood of South Portland…
Many elders experience loneliness and isolation, and there are few regularly scheduled, community-wide activities for them.
Many elders no longer drive or face other accessibility-related challenges that limit their participation in community activities.
Many elders lack services and equipment they need to live in comfort and health.
Many Jewish organizations face staffing and funding challenges that limit their ability to fully serve our elders.
This follow-up survey seeks to deepen understanding of the evolving needs of Jewish older adults and their caregivers, building on insights gathered through interviews and community focus groups. By inviting additional input, the Foundation aims to better identify current challenges, emerging priorities, and meaningful opportunities for support.