Click here to download the application and information/instructions

Teaneck seniors who need help or who have questions about this housing application can receive assistance at these upcoming times and locations:

Teaneck Public Library (auditorium), 840 Teaneck Rd

Thur., 2/8, 12 to 2 pm

Thur., 2/15 at 12 to 2 pm

Thur., 3/7 at 1 to 3 pm

The Brookdale (front entrance), 60 Bergen Ave

Mon., 2/12 at 2:30 to 4:30 pm

Tues., 3/12 at 2:30 to 4:30 pm

Rodda Community Center (MP 2A/B), 250 Colonial Ct

Wed., 2/21, 12 to 3 pm

Thur., 2/29, 12 to 3 pm

Thur, 3/14, 1:30 to 3:30 pm

Thur., 3/21, 1:30 to 3:30 pm

Thur. 3/28, 1:30 to 3:30 pm

Applications must be submitted by mail and received no later than April 2

More info can be found at this website:

www.thealpertgroup.com/properties/1425-teaneck

Email questions about this property to: 1425Teaneck@TheAlpertGroup.com

You may also email info@agefriendlyteaneck.org or call us at 201-530-6756

Input Sought from Teaneck Residents Aging with Disabilities and Their Caregivers

If you or someone you care for is aging with a disability or is challenged with chronic conditions, please help inform this important project to address livability challenges in Teaneck by filling out our survey.

Click Here to Complete the Survey

Send an email to CBAH@agefriendlyteaneck.org if you would like to receive a fillable pdf or print version of the survey

Age-Friendly Teaneck is thrilled to have community volunteers and organization liaisons who share in our goal of making Teaneck as great a place to grow old as it is to grow up. We will introduce members of our new advisory board on our blog and in our monthly newsletters in 2024.

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NJAAW, a non-profit statewide advocacy group, is conducting a survey to gather personal insights, plans and opinions on aging in NJ. This survey is for people age 60+ who consider New Jersey their primary residence and live independently in the survey. If you want to help shape aging advocacy in New Jersey, click here to take the survey.

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Want to learn some of Teaneck's History? An article in the Teaneck Public Library archives details the library's beginnings from being housed in an old Slave house that was eventually sold to fund a new building.

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