South Main Senior Center - Senior Center in Fall River MA

The COA operates four senior centers, staffed by Senior Center Coordinators and Senior Aides, which provide a variety of programs & activities to meet the needs and wants of area seniors.

The COA operates four senior centers, staffed by Senior Center Coordinators and Senior Aides, which provide a variety of programs & activities to meet the needs and wants of area seniors.

The COA operates four senior centers, staffed by Senior Center Coordinators and Senior Aides, which provide a variety of programs & activities to meet the needs and wants of area seniors.

The Swansea Council on Aging is primarily an informational and referral agency. We try to help you directly or by introducing you to a network of federal, state and local support services. The Senior Center is open for drop-in activities Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (5:00 PM on Wedne

The primary function of the Westport Council on Aging is to identify and meet the needs of Westport’s elder population and to inform elders and the community of available services. The Westport C.O.A. is primarily an information and referral agency to help our elders maintain independence. We will

The Freetown Council on Aging’s Multipurpose Senior Center is a meeting place for seniors from throughout the town. There is no membership. Everyone is invited to participate in all activities at the Senior Center. In addition to regular meetings, special activities are offered to bring families a

It shall be the mission of the Dighton Council on Aging to promote, evaluate, and encourage new and existing activities and services which will enhance the quality of life of elders living in the Town of Dighton.

The Council on Aging designs, promotes and implements services for Dartmouth's elderly, persons sixty years and older. The nine Council members are appointed for three year overlapping terms by the Selectmen. The Center is multi-purpose. The Regional Elderly Nutrition Program provides meals each wee

The Acushnet Council on Aging (COA) and Senior Community Center is the Town's resource for those age 50+ seeking to increase their mental, social and physical well being. Located in the former Mason Burt School Building, the COA offers help with Fuel Assistance, Food Stamps, MassHealth, Medicare/Me