New program offers dementia caregivers a break — and a GUIDE
A new Coastline program to support people with dementia and their caregivers.
Fuel Assistance, SNAP, MassHealth: This year brings more changes than usual. Here’s what to know.
Pay attention to your benefits mail with more than usual changes coming.
Senior Scope Editor & Communication Specialist
Coastline is accepting resumes for a Senior Scope Editor & Communication Specialist.
Coastline Technology Programs – Final Classes Are Here!
Multi-year technology program to wrap up this fall.
Veterans Wall honors those who served and the Tuesday mornings that bring them together
Acushnet’s Veterans Wall honors local military service.
A Fitting Send-Off: Celebration honors a champion of older adults
Event fills White’s of Westport with local services and information for better aging.
Try Japanese walking: The interval trick that could change your routine
Walking is an easy and beneficial habit to develop.
Floating Lead Food Services Associate
Open position for a part-time Floating Lead Food Services Associate.
Thirty years of showing up and Dartmouth says thank you
Jackie McDonald honored at FOE event.
Many older adults are one unexpected event away from housing instability
Housing crisis increasingly affects older adults
Art Museum’s Creative Care program helps adults age 60 and over create, connect and have fun
Free painting class offers creativity, conversation, and connection.
Twenty-five years of dedicated service to the community recognized
Community workers and organizations celebrate Rev. David Lima.
PACE plans to double grocery delivery program beginning this summer
Plan will help close food access gap.
Stitching a Comeback: Old skills return with new purpose in recycling workshops
People gather in New Bedford to stitch and repair clothing.
More Than a Meal: Local leaders step up to deliver connection and care
Town officials, elected leaders, and Council on Aging staff joined Coastline to help pack and deliver meals.
What if staying independent started with something as simple as play?
Play slowly fades as we age. But our bodies were never designed to stop playing.
Housing advocate honored after decades of work and still pushing for more
She’s put housing first for 50 years and she’s still fighting for it.
Adapting, reconnecting, and finding meaning through life’s later transitions
What if aging is not about decline but about redefining ourselves, tapping the resilience of a lifetime to become something new?
March brings changes to public benefits qualifications
Do you qualify for these benefits?
Letting Joy Bloom: Finding creativity and connection through floral design
Marion seniors enjoy a morning of flower arranging.
Support growing for the millions who become caregivers unexpectedly
State and federal agencies recognize that family caregivers need more support.