Getting food and good nutrition is important, and 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.
The Dorcas Sewing Sisters have once again crafted an array of dresses to send to underprivileged countries.
Aroostook County folks are known for their work ethic, a character trait for which Albert “Al” Cyr will long be remembered.
Healthy Living for ME has opened the response period for its 2021 Community Health Needs Assessment and is encouraging Mainers to participate.
The former Hilltop Elementary School in Caribou has been transformed to a new facility aiming to help senior citizens live as independently as possible.
Healthy Living for ME is offering a free, 6-week, interactive workshop entitled Building Better Caregivers.
The Insurance Professionals of Northeast Maine had wanted to find a special way to mark Older Americans Month and recognize the strength and experience older persons bring to their communities.
Joseph Bouchard always has and always will love Aroostook County. He grew up in Caribou as the oldest of eight brothers and sisters, with a 24-year gap between Joe and the youngest.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The Aroostook Agency on Aging will offer a number of online and in-person classes in June to help older persons and their care partners succeed and thrive in their own homes.
A recently awarded three-year, $1.2 million grant from the Administration for Community Living will allow Healthy Living for ME to strengthen its overall work, expand its Chronic Disease Self-Management Education (CDSME) services in Maine and bring existing and new programming to a wider statewide population.
