Getting food and good nutrition is something all people need to remain healthy and happy. Whether it is a meal in a dining center, one delivered to the home, or a shelf stable commodity to help extend the monthly food budget, staff at the Aroostook Agency on Aging can connect older persons or those who are disabled to a service that will help meet their needs.
It’s not every day that a person gets to celebrate having lived for a century, but on Dec. 22, a Presque Isle resident did just that.
Christmas became a little brighter for many senior citizens in Caribou and surrounding towns thanks to an army of Secret Santas and helpers.
AARP offers an interesting, challenging and rewarding volunteer opportunity to help the winter months seem to go just a little faster.
Just in time for the busy holiday season, leaders of Aroostook Retired and Senior Volunteer Program have cooked up an idea to help raise money and awareness for the volunteer-driven organization and ease the burden on family meal preparers who could really use a night off.
Homebound seniors in Caribou will have more reasons to smile this Christmas thanks to Age Friendly Caribou’s second Senior Santa project.
Rev. Dr. Ken Phelps, president of the board of the Aroostook Agency on Aging, recently acknowledged Sharon Berz of Limestone for an outstanding 45-year career in service to others throughout northern Maine.
The 47th annual meeting of the Aroostook Agency on Aging was held Oct. 6 under the direction of Rev. Dr. Ken Phelps, president of the board.
The Aroostook Agency on Aging is pleased to announce the recent promotion of two veteran employees and the hiring of a new staff member.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The Aroostook Agency on Aging has announced upcoming food distributions and other efforts to connect older persons or those who are disabled to a service that will help meet their needs. Every week frozen meals are being prepared and packaged for home delivery around the region. On top of that, in […]
