
“I Can’t Believe All That Southern Maine Agency on Aging Is Doing for Me”: Larry’s Story
“I was eating peanut butter and jelly three times a day.” That’s what Larry told us. At 77 years old,

“I was eating peanut butter and jelly three times a day.” That’s what Larry told us. At 77 years old,

Southern Maine Agency on Aging has received a $99,731 grant from the Alzheimer’s Association Center for Dementia Respite Innovation (CDRI)

Lynn spent 30 years working as a psychotherapist, first in an outpatient hospital and later in private practice, listening to

Michelle has a gift for making people smile and plenty of stories to share. “I’m from Brooklyn. Of course I love

Doing Well by Doing Good For more than 30 years, Kennebunk Savings has believed that a successful business should do

As the nation’s oldest state, Maine is confronting the housing challenges of an aging population earlier than much of the

For Melvin, 95, Southern Maine Agency on Aging’s Care Coordination team has been a lifeline. Care Coordination is exactly what

For Karen, volunteering with Southern Maine Agency on Aging has become a natural extension of the values that have guided her throughout her life.

On Wednesday, June 17, Southern Maine Agency on Aging welcomed more than 500 reasons to celebrate. At our Volunteer Appreciation

When Larry talks about his wife, Mary Barbara, his voice softens. The two were married for 54 years after meeting