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When the doors of the San Francisco Senior Center - Aquatic Park closed due to the government shutdown, our community didn’t stop—it found new ways to stay connected. WhatRead More
October 29, 2025

When the world shifted during the pandemic, so did Sequoia Living. Five years ago, while navigating the unknowns of unprecedented times, something unexpected and powerful began to take rootRead More
May 2, 2025

Looking back over 2024, I could go on and on about all the amazing things the Sequoia Living team has achieved together with the help of our program participants, residents, and community [...]
December 25, 2024

In celebration of Lunar New Year, San Francisco Senior Center announces, “Unlocking Creativity,” a recognition event supporting safe access to the arts for older adults and people with disabilities.Read More
February 7, 2024

Rehab Alliance and At Home by Enhance Therapies to bring rehabilitation services to select Sequoia Living Life Plan communities. Sequoia Livings’ Portola Valley, Tamalpais Marin, and Viamonte senior livingRead More
January 5, 2024

As you get older, where you live impacts your well-being, health, and relationships. The decisions you’ve made until this point impact your future. As actor and author Matthew McConaugheyRead More
December 5, 2022

Sequoia Living’s Senior Centers in San Francisco are collecting art supplies through December 14, 2022. All donations go to support school-age youth in The City. Items requested include new orRead More
November 30, 2022

Sequoia Living recently announced a partnership with Mercy Housing. The two nonprofits plan to develop San Francisco's largest new affordable housing on a one-acre parcel of land in theRead More
November 18, 2022

The partnership will develop nearly 300 senior housing units, including affordable homes, on the one-acre parcel of land. Today, Sequoia Living, a Bay Area nonprofit providing homes and services forRead More
November 17, 2022

Opening its doors in uncertain times, a new Life Plan Community, Viamonte at Walnut Creek, gave rise to a tight-knit community of older adults. Sequoia Living, a 60-year-old BayRead More
November 15, 2022


