Adult Christian Care is a daycare program designed for adults with physical or cognitive impairments. The program provides a safe environment for adults who still reside in their homes. The program, which is housed at Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church, is a cooperative effort of local churches. Daily activities include games, crafts, exercise and musical and spiritual programs.
Yorkfield Civic Center is open to the residents and visitors of Elmhurst. As a venue, the center accepts bookings for special events.
Wagner Community Center offers year-round gymnastics and tumbling classes, as well as yoga and fitness classes, preschool, performing arts classes and general interest classes. The center's namesake, Joanne B. Wagner, was an Elmhurst park commissioner for 29 years and guided many improvements throughout the Park District, including the construction of Courts Plus and Sugar Creek Golf Course. The Park District purchased the building and surrounding land in 2003.
The Abbey property has always been a gathering place, even back in the 1940s when teen-agers held social events there. In 1952, the present facility was built and named the Youth Center. But since about 1974, the Park District has designated the facility as a gathering place for active older adults age 50 and older. Activities held at The Abbey include classes, parties, club meetings, games, and gatherings for driver safety and financial assistance. Primarily, it provides a social environment that encourages new friendships and healthy activities. The 2010 fee for annual membership is $20 for residents, $30 for nonresidents, and includes free bingo, a $5 discount on monthly luncheons and The Abbey newsletter.