For Eileen, community and friendship are deeply meaningful. The friends she’s made after a lifetime of living in Everett and Somerville, her hobbies and her church have helped her live a rich life. Professionally, she spent 13 years working for Mass General Hospital, supporting community members in
Registration is now open for Savvy Caregiver, a free training program that provides family caregivers with skills and knowledge about dementia. The course will be taught at the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services office, located at 61
Slater E. Cram – East Cambridge Savings Bank, guest author Balancing a checkbook used to be standard practice for anyone with a checking account. With advances in digital banking and fintech, there are now more ways than ever
Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services is a dynamic, mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to helping older adults, people with disabilities—including those with complex care needs—and their caregivers live with independence, dignity, and choice. Over the past three years, SCES
SCES Nutrition & Community Partnerships Director Avery Margenot shares her pre-Thanksgiving adventures and how far the kindness of strangers can go. It’s normal for things not to go to plan on Thanksgiving. That’s why, at 4 p.m. on the
Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services, Inc. (SCES), the Area Agency on Aging for Somerville and Cambridge, is responsible for developing the Area Plan on Aging in accordance with the Older Americans Act and associated regulations, policies, and
Pfizer offices may span the globe, but its Cambridge employees keep it local by giving back to their community. Staff at Pfizer’s Kendall Square site have generously donated their time to Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services (SCES)
Members of Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services’ (SCES) leadership team recently welcomed Congresswoman Katherine Clark and three of her staff members to one of its Support Living sites to discuss Older Americans Act (OAA) funding and federal policy
SCES’ Tech Access Program (TAP) team was recently featured on WCVB Channel 5’s Eyeopener Wake Up Call segment! TAP participants at the Somerville Council on Aging joined tech access coordinators Paul Angelosanto and Hannah Perry
Adult Family Care (AFC), a program of Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services, recently received the highest-level accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). AFC earned a three-year Accreditation of Case Management for LTSS (Long Term
