Oxford Area Senior Center
Where Fun and Friendships begin!!

Welcome to a Place for Community
At Oxford Area Senior Center, we believe that strong community connections make everyday life better. Serving older adults in Southern Chester County, our center offers a welcoming place to enjoy good company, helpful services, and meaningful activities that support independence and well-being.
Whether you are looking for a shared meal, a new exercise class, help with technology, or information about local resources, our team is here to help you feel informed, included, and encouraged. We are proud to be a local nonprofit where fun and friendships begin.
Serving Southern Chester County
PROGRAMS & SERVICES
Support for daily life
Programs and services include activities, events and programs, exercise classes, technology help, trips, shared ride transportation information, information and assistance, meal services, and community resources.
The Oxford Senior Center is a member agency of the United Way and works to support seniors, caregivers, and families with practical local connections.
Explore services, find helpful resources, and stay connected with a caring community center focused on accessibility and friendship.
Ready to get involved? Visit our About Us page to download the Information Form, or email us and we’ll send it to you. We’re here to help older adults and families connect with activities, meals, transportation information, and community resources.
Information
Read the
Director’s Message
from Jim McLeod, Executive Director, on Page 1 of our latest newsletter.
NEWSLETTER
BROCHURES
OASC Brochure
Information & Assistance Brochure
Consider donating to your senior center
Click here to Visit our Donate page. Fundraiser information also on the Donate page.
Why Senior Centers Matter
Senior centers do more than host programs. They create opportunities for friendship, reduce isolation, and connect individuals and families with trusted local support. For many people, having one reliable place to turn for activities, meals, and information can make a real difference.
A welcoming community can brighten a day, build confidence, and remind every older adult that they do not have to navigate life alone.
