Affordable Senior Housing and Funding Concerns Dominate Littleton Council on Aging Meeting

Overview: The Littleton Council on Aging meeting focused on issues, including the need for deeply affordable senior rental housing and concerns over potential federal funding cuts impacting essential services like Meals on Wheels. Members discussed the intricacies of Articles 12 and 13 on the upcoming town warrant, which address housing needs, and explored the broader implications of these initiatives on the community’s financial landscape.

New Grant Program Announced at Littleton Council on Aging Meeting for Home Repairs

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Council on Aging, members discussed the introduction of a new $120,000 grant program aimed at assisting eligible households with critical home repairs or modifications. The grant, provided through state funding, allows for up to $7,500 per household and must be used by June 30, 2026. This initiative aims to help residents remain safely in their homes by addressing essential safety concerns, and applications for the program became available on February 1.

Littleton Council on Aging Prepares for New Senior Center Opening Amidst Generous Donations and Community Initiatives

Overview: The recent Littleton Council on Aging meeting focused on the anticipation surrounding the new senior center’s opening, bolstered by a $50,000 donation from the Friends group. The council also discussed community initiatives, including food pantry support, mental health services, and safety programs for seniors.

Littleton Council on Aging Celebrates Record Event Participation and Discusses Budget Challenges

Overview: The recent meeting of the Littleton Council on Aging highlighted significant achievements and challenges for the elder services in the town. Notably, the council celebrated a record number of participants in their events for three consecutive months, while also addressing budgetary constraints and future planning as they prepare to transition to a new building.

Littleton Council on Aging Secures $100,000 for Solar Panels on New Senior Center

Overview: At the recent Littleton Council on Aging meeting, the council announced a $100,000 grant from Senator Eldridge and State Representative Jim Marero for installing solar panels on the new senior center. This significant funding, attributed to effective advocacy, will be implemented post-construction, subject to logistical adjustments.