Eleanor lives alone in rural Acton. Because of ongoing health issues, she can no longer drive, and there is no public transportation in town. She cannot get to the grocery store or into town for basic needs. Most days, she
Honey came into Geni’s life in a way she never expected. It had been 8 years since her last cat passed, and she didn’t think she could love again. One day at the shelter, she noticed Honey right away –
Many older adults live alone, and for some, days can pass without a meaningful conversation. Without regular connection, loneliness can quietly take hold. After returning to Maine and securing housing following a period of homelessness, Nancy found herself living alone
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For 50 years, the Southern Maine Agency on Aging has been the focal point in Cumberland and York counties for resources, services, and information to empower older adults, adults with disabilities, and their caregivers to live to their fullest potential.
SMAA’s Adult Day Programs are geared toward older adults with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. We foster close personal relationships with and between members which stimulates the brain, effectively slowing down the memory loss process while combating depression and isolation.
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