Locations

Villages

You know how the saying goes — “It Takes a Village.” That’s the philosophy behind the growing grassroots, membership-based Village Model, helping you age on your own terms and stay connected to your community. Over the past decade, nearly a dozen villages have been organized, covering all or nearly all of wards 2 and 3. Villages offer a variety of programs, from book clubs, discussion groups, and yoga classes to theater outings, lectures, and walks. Many of these programs are open to both members and non-members.

In addition to programs that keep you connected to your community, Villages tap neighborhood volunteers to help with life’s challenges.  Can’t change your kitchen light bulb? A volunteer will stop by (and even stay for a chat!). Need help getting your computer connected to the internet? A volunteer can help sort through technology problems. Facing a sudden health crisis? Your Village will help with referrals to vetted services and assist with transition services.

Many members start as volunteers, helping neighbors maintain their quality of life. They attend and help organize activities. At some point, the need arises to tap into the range of volunteer services—and your neighbors are there for you!

Find your Village today — DC Villages Map

Cleveland & Woodley Park Village
202-615-5853
clevelandwoodleyparkvillage.org

Dupont Circle Village
202-436-5252
dupontcirclevillage.net

Foggy Bottom-West End Village
202-333-1327
fbwevillage.org

Georgetown Village
202-999-8988
georgetown-village.org

Glover Park Village
202-436-5545
GoldenGlovers.com

Northwest Neighbors Village
202-777-3435
nnvdc.org

Palisades Village
202-244-3310
palisadesvillage.org

To learn more about joining a Village, and see a list of Villages in the DC Metropolitan Region, visit Washington Area Village Exchange. You can also learn more about the Village Movement by visiting Village to Village Network.