Published 25 days ago

Aroostook agency branches out to help older residents where they live

Summary by Bangor Daily News

CARIBOU, Maine – In Maine’s geographically largest county, many older adults don’t have easy access to programs and services that exist beyond their rural communities. A new initiative aims to bridge transportation gaps and help more residents age healthy where they already live. Last year, the Aroostook Agency on Aging launched Access Points, a project to establish centers where folks can participate in educational classes, social gatherings, a…

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Aroostook agency branches out to help older residents where they live

25 days ago·Bangor, United States

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Aroostook agency branches out to help older residents where they live - The County

The Aroostook Agency on Aging launched Access Points, a project to establish centers where folks can participate in educational classes, social gatherings, activities and other services.

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