Thanks to BloomAgainBklyn for the beautiful flowers and a special thank you to all the volunteers (especially little Lilah) for their time.  They came out to bring sunshine to our… Read more

One of our many talented and giving residents, Carol Dean, was kind enough to bake us some delicious chocolate chip cookies.  We are getting spoiled having a Food Network producer… Read more

Congratulations to Mary Zagami, Henrietta Hammad, and Desmond Harvey, the three residents who were selected during our March raffle drawing. One of their visitors filled out a card on their behalf… Read more

Robert Herel, Director of Social Work, recently gave a talk about “Is alzheimer’s inevitable as we age?” at the Willoughby Senior Center in Fort Greene.  He addressed warning signs, prevention… Read more

The Hannah Senesh Community Day School joined us to celebrate Purim in costumes and sang songs for the residents.

During our “Celebrate Women’s History Month” program, we paid tribute to 6 outstanding women including Florence Nightingale, Harriett Tubman, Sonia Sotomayor, Rosa Parks, Nina Simone and Michelle Obama.

BloomAgain Brooklyn teamed up with our residents and wonderful volunteers for a flower arrangement workshop. There is nothing like fresh flowers to feel like spring has finally arrived! Details about… Read more

After watering and taking care of their plants, the residents used their “green thumbs” to make St.Patrick’s Day wreaths.

Four lucky residents were selected during our February prize drawing. Visitors filled out cards on the resident’s behalf and their names were randomly picked from the visitor card bowl. Each… Read more

Lifecarelinks, our quarterly newsletter, shares facility updates, spotlights our volunteers, patients and staff, and keeps our community informed about all the happenings here at CHHC. To read more, click Cobble Hill… Read more

The children from the Hanah Senesh School delighted residents with a theatrical performance.  Their liveliness, spirit and enthusiasm was contagious, leaving all the residents feeling cheerful for the rest of… Read more