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Area Plan on Aging
June 1, 2018

In our role as a federally designated Area Agency on Aging (AAA), every four years we develop an Area Plan on Aging, and it is approved by the Executive Office of Elder Affairs. The plan addresses the needs of older adults, adults with disabilities and their caregivers and shares program initiatives and expansion possibilities, providing a vision and plan for strengthening programs that support people as they age.  It also includes a focus on the work we do to address economic security, promote healthy aging and healthy choices, and reduce the incidence of isolated elders.

Area Plan 2018 – 2021

Recent News

AgeSpan installs new signage visible from Interstate 495

Media Release Contact: Susan Geier, Director of Communications Motorists will notice an updated view from their drive on Interstate 495. AgeSpan’s new signage was installed today on building #5 at 360 Merrimack Street in Lawrence, which is visible from the highway....

Register today for the 13th Annual LGBTQ+ Elders Virtual Conference

Media Release Join others from across the country for the 13th annual virtual conference, “LGBTQ+ Elders in an Ever-Changing World.” AgeSpan is hosting this popular event in partnership with Good Shepherd Community Care, the LGBTQIA+ Aging Project Fenway Health, and...

AgeSpan Celebrates 50 Years of Inspiring Aging

Media Release AgeSpan is hosting its milestone anniversary luncheon, “50 Years of Inspiring Aging: Celebrating the Power, Value, and Voices of Older Adults” on May 2. The event features keynote speaker Harvey Leonard, WCVB Channel 5’s Chief Meteorologist Emeritus. We...

Peabody students deliver meals to local seniors

Salem News Staff PEABODY — Students from Captain Samuel Brown Elementary School recently spent their day off delivering meals to older adults who live near their school, accompanied by AgeSpan Nutrition Manager Rebecca Kay and a handful of parents. “The kids were...

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