Woodstock Older Adult Center
127 West 43rd Street, New York, NY 10036
Phone: 212-575-0693 | Email: [email protected]
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Woodstock Older Adult Center opened in 1977. It is located on the second floor of the Woodstock Hotel, one of Project FIND’s three residential buildings.
The center is accessible by elevator and features a large programming space, computer room, and commercial grade kitchen.
Project FIND’s Homeless In Reach Plus (HIR+) Program, which provides supportive services (showers, clothing, housing assistance, etc.) to homeless seniors is located on the same floor as the Woodstock Senior Center.
To support older New Yorkers in living active, engaging, and independent lives within their communities, we continue to offer an array of online and in-person classes taught by certified instructors and other qualified professionals residing throughout NYC.
LINDA KURILOFF
SENIOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Linda Kuriloff is an experienced Career Coach and manager with over a decade of success in career development and program leadership. With an MFA from Yale and a BFA from Howard, Linda brings a unique blend of strategic planning, communication, and an empathetic understanding of the human experience to her work. Her artistic background enriches her approach, allowing her to connect meaningfully with diverse individuals.
Linda has held multiple leadership roles, each emphasizing management and innovative program design. As Director of Programs at the Education & Industry Partnership, she led strategic planning, built partnerships, and secured essential resources. Later, as Assistant Director at Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, she managed arts and education staff, created activities for Senior Center members, and adapted operations to meet challenges during the pandemic, demonstrating her adaptability and commitment to community-focused management.
A skilled career readiness instructor, Linda developed training programs at STRIVE and provided tailored career guidance at East Village Access - PROS, helping clients overcome employment barriers and build job readiness skills. Her ability to understand individual needs and strengths allows her to guide clients through transformative career steps.
Beyond her professional roles, Linda currently serves her community as a Board Member of the Bergenwood Commons Association and was at one time on Lenox Hill’s Community Advisory Board. A professional actor as well, she brings her performance skills into her coaching, strengthening her communication and presentation abilities. Linda’s commitment to lifelong learning and the potential of each individual drives her work, making her a highly effective, compassionate leader who creates supportive environments for growth and success.