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Third Act: A Purposeful Retirement - Programs/Services

Third Act: A Purposeful Retirement is a dynamic AmeriCorps program at the Center for Modern Aging Princeton (CMAP) that empowers older adults to live with purpose, connection, and dignity. It directly addresses the critical issue of social isolation among older adults—an issue that profoundly affects health, well-being, and quality of life. AmeriCorps members serve as vital connectors, helping older adults build relationships, strengthen digital skills, engage across generations, and reenter community life with meaning and support. Key Program Components: • Older Adult Volunteer Corps: Members recruit and support older adults as community volunteers in schools, hospitals, nonprofits, and other public-serving spaces. The Corps fosters purpose, self-worth, and new friendships. • Digital Literacy Training Program: Members lead digital learning at CMAP’s Technology Learning Center (TLC) and partner sites, helping older adults use tablets, email, video calls, and online tools—bridging the digital divide and enabling connection. • GrandPals Intergenerational Program: Through weekly sessions, members connect older adults with elementary school students for shared reading and storytelling—fostering respect, learning, and joyful companionship across generations. • CMAP Socialization Programs: Members support a wide array of social opportunities including classes, fitness, caregiver groups, cultural outings, and arts events, ensuring inclusive and meaningful engagement for all older adults. As a Third Act AmeriCorps member, you’ll gain hands-on experience in community building, intergenerational connection, and digital education—while helping ensure that no one ages alone.

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Member Duties : AmeriCorps members serving in Programs/Services will play a versatile role supporting CMAP’s mission to combat social isolation and promote well-being for older adults. These members will assist with planning, implementing, and facilitating CMAP’s wide range of programs, including socialization activities, support groups, and educational offerings. They will also help coordinate and provide assistance during in-person and hybrid events. In addition, Programs/Services members will provide cross-cutting support for CMAP’s digital literacy and technology initiatives, the Older Adult Volunteer Corps, and intergenerational programs. Their service ensures that older adults across all backgrounds can access meaningful programs, receive supportive services, and stay engaged and connected in their community.

Program Benefits : Education award upon successful completion of service , Living Allowance , Training .

Terms :
Permits working at another job during off hours , Uniforms provided and required , Permits attendance at school during off hours , Car recommended .

Service Areas :
Elder Care , Technology , Education , Community Outreach .

Skills :
Community Organization , Leadership , Public Speaking , Teaching/Tutoring , Communications , Recruitment , Social Services , Education , Computers/Technology .

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Program Type:

AmeriCorps State / National

Program

Third Act: A Purposeful Retirement - Programs/Services

Program Start/End Date

09/15/2025 - 08/30/2026

Work Schedule

Part Time

Education level

Some college

Age Requirement

Minimum: 18 Maximum: 99

Program Locations

NEW JERSEY New York City (inc. Long Island CT NJ NY)

Languages

English

Bilingual a plus

Accepting Applications

From 08/11/2025 To 09/08/2025

Contact

Ella Leving

101 Poor Farm Road

Princeton NJ 08540

6097519699

eleving@cmaprinceton.org

https://cmaprinceton.org

Listing ID

127184


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