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Village of Harwood Heights offers the Harwood Heights Senior Club which meets on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm in the Community Center at the Village Hall. Participants can enjoy activities such as lunch, bake sales, and bingo (Bingo costs $1.00 for 3 cards and they play as many games as they can during the time allotted). Seniors needing a ride can call the Village Bus driver at 708-280-7203 to be picked up and dropped off.

Memorial Park District sponsors two membership-based Senior Clubs.

Schaumburg Township provides assistance, education, referrals, and programming to residents of all ages living with disabilities, individuals aged 55+, and their families. Offerings include benefits counseling, special events, and will preparation.

Marillac St. Vincent Family Services' Intensive Case Advocacy & Support (ICAS) Program provides comprehensive supportive services to at-risk, self-neglectful seniors throughout Chicago to ensure safety, stability, and the ability to successfully age in place. They also provide opportunities for friendly companionship, monthly social gatherings, and home grocery delivery.

City of Country Club Hills' Senior Center is located on the lower level of City Hall and offers activities such as cards and games, line dancing, crochet classes, foot care, and monthly meetings.

Village of Tinley Park Senior Community Center offers a variety of social events and volunteer opportunities for Tinley Park seniors.

LBFE provides a variety of services to individuals aged 70 and older. Services include home visitation, onsite social events, provided activities, food pantry, case management, and intergenerational programs. Services are also available in both English and Spanish.

Village of Western Springs Senior Center's mission is to develop a cultural, educational, and supportive environment for all senior residents (and non-residents) of Western Springs.

The Chicago Lighthouse's Seniors Program offers complimentary weekly programming for older adults ages 55 and up who are facing vision loss. They develop meaningful and relevant programs based on the needs and interests of participants. Their programs are designed to enhance independence, develop critical skills, and foster a sense of community for seniors who are blind or visually impaired. This program is functioning via telephone programming as well as some in-person programming.

MaineStreamers is a social group for seniors. The mission of MaineStreamers is to enhance the quality of life for residents 55 years of age and older by providing educational programs and recreational activities that encourage socialization, learning, independence, self-esteem, and dignity.

Village of Hillsdale Hillside Senior Club meets every Tuesday at 11:00am at the Community Center. The Senior Club enjoys one-day trips, dinners, parties, and a host of other activities.

Gail Borden Public Library District offers a casual social setting where active older adults, caregivers, and/or those living with dementia or other chronic conditions can enjoy time together, learn a tech skill, and volunteer to complete a craft to take home or make for nursing home residents.

Kenneth Young Center (KYC) offer inclu­sive and affirm­ing LGBTQ+ resources, men­tal health and sub­stance use treat­ment and recov­ery, and sup­port to the LGBTQ+ com­mu­ni­ty in the North­west suburbs. At the LGBTQ+ Cen­ter, LGBTQ+ indi­vid­u­als can find oppor­tu­ni­ties for social gath­er­ings, net­work­ing, job and career sup­port by being involved with pro­gram­ming nights, com­mu­ni­ty events, vol­un­teer­ing, or being a part of their Youth Advi­so­ry Coun­cil (YAC) or North Sub­ur­ban Pride Net­work for queer pro­fes­sion­als and allies.

Norridge Park District offers programs, special events, and services for senior members of the community. Offerings may include:PinochlePokerBoard GamesBlood Pressure & Blood Glucose Screenings

Leyden Township hosts the Leyden United Senior Club which meets every 1st Friday of the month.

Village of North Riverside offers the Golden Agers Club for resident seniors which meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month in the Village Commons. Participation is available to residents age 60 and over who would like to meet new friends and take part in many activities.

The Golden Circle program promotes senior group outings and encourages interactions with the senior citizen groups of the Greek Orthodox parishes outside the participating church's immediate area.

Village of Sauk Village Senior Center hosts multiple social groups each month for seniors.

Village of South Chicago Heights Nifty Over Fifty Club is open to anyone over 50 years old and meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month (excluding January and February) at 6 p.m. at the South Chicago Heights Senior Center on the corner of Sauk Trail and Enterprise Park. The club offers an opportunity to make new friends and see old friends as well. Refreshments are served, and Bingo is played. Special events are also planned.

Thrive with Pride is an award-winning project of AgeOptions, the Area Agency on Aging of Suburban Cook County. Together with their partner sites, they are working to build a more inclusive aging network for suburban Chicagoland.Thrive with Pride Cafes are envisioned as safe spaces for older adults and caregivers to learn more about benefits and aging services, share their stories, and discuss topics that matter in a safe and affirming environment. AgeOptions provides programming tailored to the needs and interests of participants at each site.

Provides a variety of social programs for individuals with disabilities. Programs help participants develop social and life skills, as well as eye-hand coordination, balance, fine and gross motor skills and sensory processing.

Offers social activities for people with disabilities to meet peers with similar interests and build friendships. Limited scholarships are available for residents of the nine member park districts.

Promotes a variety of social and sports programs for youth and adults. Also offers activities such as:

• Low impact exercise classes for seniors
• Youth camps
• Aquatic center

Hosts group gatherings for veterans to get together and establish a friendship. Provides free drinks and snacks.

Social and recreational activities for children and families of children in Chicagoland living with a chronic health condition.