
Nutrition Education: Cooking for One or Two
In this month’s Nutrition Education article, SMAA Intern and UNE Dietetic Student, Kelly Chisholm, shares advice on “Cooking for One

In this month’s Nutrition Education article, SMAA Intern and UNE Dietetic Student, Kelly Chisholm, shares advice on “Cooking for One

As our communities and clients continue to navigate a changing policy environment, I am so proud to see how SMAA’s

Our 2023-2024 Annual Report is here! Included are agency updates, volunteer and client quotes, financials, and a letter from our

In this month’s Nutrition Education article, SMAA Intern and UNE Dietetic Student, Kelly Chisholm, shares advice on how to stay

The Older Mainers Act would bring critical early intervention and preventative care to thousands of Mainers statewide, allowing more Mainers

Check out this inspiring story from Agewell client, Roann, on her experience with SMAA’s Tai Chi classes. “In 2018, I

We encourage you to listen to Maine Trust for Local News’ impactful Open Door conversation with Megan Walton, CEO of

Check out Next Avenue’s article, “The State of Aging in the Nation’s Oldest State: Maine,” where Megan Walton, CEO of

For March’s Nutrition Education tip, SMAA Meals on Wheels Dietitian, Elizabeth Varga, explains how to stay full with nutrient-dense foods

By: Elizabeth Varga, Meals on Wheels Registered Dietitian For many people, the new year is a time to set new