Leonard E. Simmons Senior Multi-service Center - Senior Center in Middleborough MA

Our mission statement...To identify the economic, health and cultural needs of our senior community and provide an environment of support, learning and socialization while striving to enrich senior lives by offering as wide array of programs, transportation and advocating on their behalf, when neces

The mission of the Bridgewater Senior Center is to promote the emotional, physical and economic well being of older adults and to encourage their participation in all aspects of community life.

The Council on Aging was established for the purpose of coordinating and carrying out programs designed to identify and meet the needs of Lakeville residents aged 60 or older. Once identified, it is our responsibility to inform our elders and the community of available services. Funding to meet thes

The East Bridgewater Council on Aging (EBCOA) serves older persons, disabled persons of all ages and their caregivers, and others in need of services and referrals. Programs that enhance dignity, support independence and encourage general wellness are developed, coordinated and promoted to meet the

The West Bridgewater Department of Elder Services is dedicated to providing Senior Citizens with the services necessary for them to continue to live in their homes with health, happiness, comfort and security.

Mission Statement: To advocate the independent lifestyle and quality of life of the senior community through the promotion of wellness, education, recreation and socialization. The COA will determine our elder citizen’s needs based on internal and external sources and provide the necessary service

Mission Statement: Communicate with and care for the seniors in our community. Open and stimulate minds through programs and activities. Act together to make senior years interesting and enjoyable.

Senior Centers serve as a welcoming place for older people at risk of losing their ability to remain self-sufficient. As described by the National Association of Senior Centers “Senior Centers are an entry point to an array of services that will assist them as they ‘age in place.’ Senior Cente

The Plymouth Center for Active Living is a department of the Town of Plymouth supported by local, state and federal funds. The Center for Active Living located at 44 Nook Road, Plymouth, for the purpose of providing services for Plymouth residents 60 years of age and older. Mission Statement: To pro

The mission of the Rochester Council on Aging is to advocate and support the community's older adults, their families, and their caregiver's while promoting independent and positive lifestyles, in a welcoming and secure environment. The Rochester Council on Aging, a department of the Town of Rochest

The mission is to create an inclusive environment to enable our growing population of senior citizens to lead independent and rewarding lives through advocacy and support, both physical and emotional, and to encourage seniors to use their talents, knowledge and experience for themselves and the bene

The Hanover Senior Center Vision will be a primary resource for seniors in the Hanover Community. The center will be a dynamic place where seniors will gather and participate in activities that promote healthy aging including socialization, exercise, informational seminars, classes, volunteering, re

Coordinates and provides services and activities to town's elders. Services and activites include but not limited to: congregate lunch site, home delivered meals, dial a ride transportation for elderly and disabled, social day care, outreach, fuel assistance, health screenings, durable medical equip

The Brockton Council on Aging is a branch of city government and is mandated to assess the needs and provide programs and services to seniors in the community and strives to improve their quality of life. The Council on Aging offers, through its staff and volunteers, easy access to an array of gener