General Info

A new way of aging has come to Martin County. One that encourages living life to its utmost . . . with joy, care, companionship and a true sense of belonging. One that embraces all elders while helping them to enjoy longer, healthier lives. At the Charles and Rae Kane Center, seniors of all capabilities and walks of life – as well as their families and caregivers – come together in a secure, comfortable atmosphere where they feel truly at home. Here, they can find access to wellness programs, adult day care, social interaction, entertainment, activities and more. The Kane Center is a life center for the elders of our area: their own space, designed to help them live happy, purposeful lives within a supportive social network of their peers and loved ones. Kane is also a multi-generational space: While its services focus on those age 55 and better, many events welcome visitors of all ages, and intergenerational programming is continually being expanded. Named for a local couple who have championed senior issues, the $15 million Charles and Rae Kane Center has been developed through a public/philanthropic partnership, with nearly $5.8 million coming from public funds, the Florida Legislature and a grant from the Florida Department of Elder Affairs. Over four million (and growing) has been raised through philanthropic gifts. The Kane Center is managed by the Council on Aging of Martin County, a leader in senior care on the Treasure Coast for over 40 years and the area's only comprehensive senior service agency.