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INTERACTIVE PDF CATALOG 

Our quarterly catalog is your go-to resource for everything happening at Northshore Senior Center. Inside, you'll find information about programs, services, events, and all four NSC locations. Explore the catalog and see all that NSC has to offer!

NSC Programs Catalog
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Registration for quarterly classes is available by phone, online, or in person at any Northshore Senior Center location. Program registration remains open throughout the quarter, and participants may enroll as long as space is available. For complete registration details, please see page 48 of our quarterly catalog.

Winter 2027 Registration begins Wednesday, December 16, at 8:00 am

Questions: If you have any questions or trouble accessing this link, please email:  EMAIL: information@mynorthshore.org

Registration 

Most of our classes, day trips, and new programs are released for registration approximately two weeks before each quarter begins. 

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IN-PERSON

Stop by in-person to any NSC location during open hours.

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BY PHONE

​Call any NSC front desk at the phone numbers during open hours or 425-286-1042. Please leave a message with your name, phone number, and desired class registration preferences. We will call back to collect payment and confirm registration.

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ONLINE

Visit MyActiveCenter.com Select “JOIN Center.” Enter your existing Key Tag number (found on the back of your key tag). Enter your email and create a password. Click the gray “Sign Up” box to complete your registration.

NSC Health & Wellness (H&W) is located directly across the street from NSC Bothell in Bothell, Washington, connected by an indoor skybridge. The building is home to programs and services found only at this location, including Adult Day Health, the Northshore Wranglers Inclusion Program, a fitness center, Tootsie's Parlor, and free medical equipment checkout.

Northshore Senior Center addresses food insecurity and ensures older adults and community members have access to nutritious food through its Community Dining, Food Pantry, and Meals on Wheels programs.

 

Community Dining offers hot lunches on weekdays (See Menu Here) , providing both healthy meals and social connections, while the Food Pantry supplies free groceries to anyone in need at its Bothell and Kenmore locations. Click the link here to fill out our Online Food Pantry Form . Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals directly to their homes, helping them maintain independence and food security. Together, these programs reduce hunger, support health and well-being, and strengthen connections throughout the community.

Social Services & Support Groups
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Support groups list • Counseling • Referrals

Northshore Senior Center's team of social services professionals supports older adults and their families, with expertise in social work, nursing, mental health, and community resources. Services currently offered include one-on-one telephonic support, online and telephone support groups, and emergency financial assistance for Bothell residents. If you're struggling with loneliness, anxiety, or other challenges, we encourage you to reach out. For individualized, confidential support from one of our expert staff members, call us at 425-286-1035 and leave a message.

Transportation​
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Door-to-door rides • Dispatch contact

In the Northshore community, transportation is a basic need: without safe, reliable, and affordable options, older adults and people with disabilities can struggle to reach medical care, groceries, and activities at our senior centers, deepening isolation and diminishing quality of life. Northshore Senior Center Transportation exists to close that gap, partnering with King County Metro, Community Transit, and other agencies to provide transportation options for our participants.

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Why we exist

At Northshore Senior Center, we exist because connection is a matter of health, not just happiness. Loneliness and social isolation are linked to a higher risk of heart disease, dementia, and depression, a weakened immune system, and higher rates of hospitalization and mortality — risks that grow when older adults lose a loved one, face mobility or health challenges, live alone, or lack access to transportation or technology. Since 1972, we've responded with nearly 300 programs across Bothell, Kenmore, Mill Creek, Kirkland, Juanita, and Woodinville, built to keep our community connected.

Waiting Room

95% 

of participants make new friends

61% 

report improved health

63% 

say we help them stay independent.

Why Northshore Senior Center is vital to our region:

Social Isolation — Too many older adults in our community face aging without a support system close by. Left unaddressed, isolation touches every part of daily life, from physical health to emotional wellbeing. Northshore Senior Center's programs are built to bring people together, so no one has to navigate growing older alone.

 

Declining Physical, Mental & Cognitive Health — Physical, mental, and cognitive health can decline quickly without the right support in place, and the need is only growing across Washington State. Northshore Senior Center's programs offer proactive, community-based support designed to help members stay healthier and more independent, longer.

 

Economic Insecurity — For many older adults across the Northshore region, making ends meet is a daily challenge, from the cost of housing to everyday essentials. Northshore Senior Center's programs and services are designed to ease that burden and help members maintain stability and independence.

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Social Isolation 

ONE IN FOUR

Seniors have no one to call if they get sick. One in four older adults has no one to help them if they become ill — a gap Northshore Senior Center's programs are built to close.

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