Our Stories

My volunteer and work experience dovetail so nicely with the JCHE experience.

Our Brighton residents gathered in our festively decorated Ulin dining hall to welcome the Year of the Rooster!

A conversation with Lizbeth Heyer, JCHE’s Chief of Real Estate and Innovation

On a normal Thursday night, I might meet up with friends, go to the gym, or work on homework for my grad school class. But on Thursday, February 15th, I spent the evening at JCHE's Brighton Campus, where residents, staff, and volunteers came together for a memorable Valentine's Day Dance Party!

For students from Wayland High School, hearing veteran and Shillman House resident Bob Neidich talk about what it was like to go directly from high school into the service during WWII was a revelation.

The beginning of a New Year is always filled with great promise and excitement.

Residents and staff worked collaboratively to create a beautiful work of art.

When giving tours at Shillman House, one of the six JCHE independent living communities for seniors, we are always asked about coverage for emergencies.

We recently published the fall issue of Thriving in Community, JCHE's newsletter featuring timely stories and information. One of the stories is reproduced below. 

We recently published the fall issue of Thriving in Community, JCHE's newsletter featuring timely stories and information. One of the stories is reproduced below.

Great Days for Seniors (The Club), which provides a home-like environment where people who have medical needs receive one-on-one attention from the professional staff, got a special visit from Chester--a dog registered by Therapy Dogs International.

Students from Northeastern and Boston Architectural College to Help Design New Site