Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee Tackles Event Registration Challenges and Expands Senior Programs

Overview: The Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee meeting centered around addressing challenges with event registration processes, exploring new senior programs, and ensuring the Miami Lakes senior community has priority access to activities. The committee also discussed ways to improve communication and engagement with seniors, particularly those without internet access, while maintaining transparency in operations.

Acushnet Council on Aging Honors Late Community Pillar Claire Jette

Overview: The recent Acushnet Council on Aging meeting on January 8, 2025, was marked by the remembrance of Claire Jette, a revered community figure who recently passed away. Her contributions to the Council on Aging and her active involvement in community activities were celebrated, highlighting the indelible impact she left on the town. The meeting also covered a variety of topics, including updates on inclement weather protocols, building improvements, new programming, and ongoing recruitment efforts.

Shutesbury Eyes Digital Equity Initiatives to Bridge the Technology Gap for Seniors

Overview: The Shutesbury Council on Aging meeting focused on issues, with discussions on digital equity initiatives aimed at supporting older adults in the community. The council explored programs to provide digital access, literacy training, and the necessary support to help seniors navigate the increasingly digital world.

Gardner Council on Aging Enhances Senior Engagement with New Technology and Volunteer Initiatives

Overview: The Gardner Council on Aging meeting focused on advancing senior engagement through new technology initiatives and addressing the essential role of volunteers, alongside discussions on financial allocations and upcoming community programs.

Reading Center for Active Living Committee Advances Plans for New Community Hub

Overview: In a concerted effort to address the evolving needs of Reading’s residents, the Reading Center for Active Living Committee is moving forward with plans for a new facility designed to serve as a comprehensive community hub. The proposed project, known as the Reading Center for Active Living (RECAL), aims to replace the outdated Pleasant Street Center with a modern, accessible space catering to residents of all ages, particularly the rapidly growing senior population.