Senior Scope Feature Articles
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Mendes-Monteiro House is shining example of much-needed housing
Building will house 10 people with six small apartments and four-person space for those needing more services.
Finding the path forward through surrender
A moment of surrender led New Bedford man to a new life path.
Caregivers go above and beyond to keep loved ones thriving
Three caregivers nominated by community for special recognition.
Homecare Survey asks consumers for their feedback
Annual Homecare Survey happening this week.
‘Be My Eyes’ is compelling solution for anyone with vision loss
Technology tools can make life easier for people who have low vision.
Report reveals enormity of caregiving burden in U.S.
Over 93% of caregivers care for someone with a complex medical condition.
Lifestyle choices show promise in preventing dementia
“Exercise is the single one best thing we can do to help our brain.”
A Night to be Heard — and to Heal
Those with mental health struggles urge compassion to end stigma.
Homecare Survey starts next week
Annual Homecare Survey happening the week of Oct. 13
Keeping faith with the fallen
Civil War graves are being restored by Civil War Round Table volunteers.
Acushnet support group gives seniors tools to connect with others
Loneliness & Isolation Support Group to help aging adults reconnect.
Mobile Ministries works to keep those without homes fed this winter
Mobile Ministries network of church volunteers helps feed those without homes.
Habitat’s recycled ramp program helps people come home again
Habitat for Humanity recycles ramps to support aging and independence.
First South Coast supportive site for older adults with mental illness prepares to open
New housing will support the mental health of older residents.
Reclaiming independence after aging-related vision loss
Getting help when experiencing vision loss is an important first step.
Put off by hearing aids? Today’s models may surprise you.
Audien aims to make hearing support more affordable and easier to access.
A new law will help some tenants seal their eviction record
Sealing your eviction record depends on the type of case and what happened in that case.
Child & Family is first in state to offer mobile crisis vans
Mobile crisis vans bring behavioral health support directly to people.
Massachusetts to address food insecurity through statewide Anti-Hunger Task Force
PACE Food Bank is open 10 – 2 Mon.-Wed. and Fridays, and 2-7 p.m. Thursdays.
State will review fire procedures at all assisted living facilities
State will also increase funding for Fall River Fire Department to support additional staffing.
Senior Games free sports clinic offers fitness, fun, and a shot at competition
This free sports clinic could be your first step toward competing in the Massachusetts Senior Games.
GRG leaders prepare to retire after nearly two decades of support for grandfamilies
After nearly 20 years, GRG Inc. leaders prepare to pass the torch.
Celebration of Seniors: A recap with photos of the biggest gathering yet
Event puts spotlight on scam prevention and staying connected.
Older adults reflect on identity, inclusion, and community at this year’s PRIDE festival
Older adults share reflections on identity and inclusion at this year’s local PRIDE festival.
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