A Meal, A Resource, A Relief: David and Lorry’s Story
When David was 63, his life changed in an instant. A hemorrhagic stroke left him with lasting health challenges, including
June 1, 2026
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“Medicare Isn’t Something You Learn Once”: Bill Hall’s Story
Bill Hall spent 33 years in the Air Force, followed by 14 years at Martin’s Point Health Care. At Martin’s
June 1, 2026
“Someone Cared Enough to Notice”: Frances’ Story
Frances didn’t set out looking for a volunteer role. For a few years, she had been part of the Southern Maine Agency
May 1, 2026
A Legacy That Spans Generations: Dianne’s Story
During Older Americans Month, we recognize the experiences, contributions, and lasting impact of older adults in our communities, and the
May 1, 2026
“Keeping My Car or My Home”: How Bruce Found Stability Again
Bruce worked for 15 years as a shift supervisor at Milestone. During that time, he was part of a housing
May 1, 2026
Nutrition Education: Keep Your Eye on These Nutrients
Keep Your Eye on These Nutrients – Key Nutrients That Help Support Vision and Eye Health by Elizabeth Varga, MS,
May 1, 2026
Building Community Together: Unum Volunteers at Southern Maine Agency on Aging’s Adult Day Program
On the second and fourth Wednesday of every month, the energy at Southern Maine Agency on Aging’s Adult Day Program
April 22, 2026
From Balance Classes to Meal Deliveries: Karen’s Impact Across Southern York County
Karen began her volunteer journey with Southern Maine Agency on Aging in 2019. A former South Berwick resident and now
April 1, 2026
John Holland: 15 Years Helping Older Mainers Make Sense of Medicare
John Holland will tell you he’s a planner. “I always have been.” After nearly 40 years in a demanding professional
April 1, 2026
Connection from Home: Paul’s Story
Southern Maine Agency on Aging’s Phone Pals program is a way Paul Gillis reaches people who might otherwise go days
April 1, 2026