Due to the pandemic, the Sudbury Senior Center remains closed but is expanding its offerings via ZOOM! Programs include two Caregving Support Groups: 1) Virtual Group for Care Partners and Loved Ones with Dementia, and 2) Family Caregiver Support Group. Now more than ever, we need to find new ways to reach out for help. Consider joining these classes if you are at home caring for a loved one.

Testing is being targeted n communities across Massachusetts that have continued to see a higher number of residents testing positive for COVID-19. There is no charge for getting testing during this program.

In response to COVID-19, and in recognition of the importance of support during difficult times, members of the Commission will be hosting Zoom support groups for grandparents raising grandchildren and relative caregivers living in Massachusetts. Read on for the schedule and for how to register

A collaboration between the Council on Aging in Framingham, a group of volunteers call Mask Buddies, provided over 150 masks for BayPath's home-delivered meals consumers!

Are you living with a physical or mental health condition such as diabetes, heart disease, asthma, COPD, cancer, arthritis, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, or other ongoing health condition? Learn how to manage your health and improve your well-being in this FREE six-week workshop conducted on the phone.

Massachusetts has produced a very informative two-page flyer detailing what it means to be a caregiver, determining if you are one, and how to get the support you need to do the best job you can in providing care for a loved one.

DailyCaring.com had received many questions from caregivers about how to reduce risk and protect older adults from coronavirus (COVID-19), get financial help, and more. They created this fabulous Q&A to answer the top 33 frequently asked questions.

Census data impacts our daily lives, informing important decisions about health care, senior centers, jobs, political representation, roads, schools, and businesses.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, along with Partners In Health, has created the COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative. The program focuses on reaching out to the contacts of confirmed positive COVID-19 patients to help others who have been potentially exposed to the virus. When the MA COVID Team calls, you can do your part by answering the phone and providing helpful information that will help flatten and reduce the curve in Massachusetts.

The National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) is honoring this awareness month by revealing just how many millions of Americans deal with some form of mental illness every day.