When Dineas reflects on the support she has received from Southern Maine Agency on Aging, she talks less about programs and paperwork and more about people. “All these people are so busy,” she said, “and they just keep helping me.”
When David was 63, his life changed in an instant. A hemorrhagic stroke left him with lasting health challenges, including short-term memory loss. At the time, David was living outside the United States. Without access to the rehabilitation services he needed,
Bill Hall spent 33 years in the Air Force, followed by 14 years at Martin’s Point Health Care. At Martin’s Point, his military background helped him transition into work connected to military health care, where he developed a strong understanding
Frances didn’t set out looking for a volunteer role. For a few years, she had been part of the Southern Maine Agency on Aging community, taking part in A Matter of Balance and Gentle Exercise classes and finding ways to stay active and engaged.
During Older Americans Month, we recognize the experiences, contributions, and lasting impact of older adults in our communities, and the many ways they continue to champion their health through connection, purpose, and engagement. For many, one of those ways is
Bruce worked for 15 years as a shift supervisor at Milestone. During that time, he was part of a housing program he believed would carry him through retirement. But when he retired, that stability suddenly changed. The program didn’t adjust to his
Explore our wide range of services designed to support aging individuals, adults with disabilities, and caregivers in Southern Maine.
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well-being of older adults. Your gift allows us to continue to respond to the growing needs of aging Mainers.
From being a Phone Pal, to delivering Meals on Wheels, to counseling clients on Medicare, there are plenty of ways for you to join us!
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.
Contact Nicole Garrity, ngarrity@smaaa.org or 207.396.6508 with questions about eligibility and enrollment and to schedule a tour.