Older adults can make decisions for themselves
Q: I am a mature woman, I prefer that description rather than saying I am getting old. I am independent and the only instance I need to hire help is…
Q: I am a mature woman, I prefer that description rather than saying I am getting old. I am independent and the only instance I need to hire help is…
Q: My retirement income makes me ineligible for any subsidies or assistance. I still have to be careful and stick to a strict monthly budget since I have minimal savings….
Q: I graduated with a bachelor’s degree more than 40 years ago. I had a very satisfying career prior to retirement. For a long time I have pondered about going…
Q: It was with great sadness I learned of the death of Senator McCain. I followed his career for many years. I was in college during the late sixties and…
Q: I have been widowed for a long time, a good friend is in the same situation. We are left out of some social events because we no longer have…
Q: My 92 year old mother lives in her home receiving 24 hour care. The two private workers have been with her for 18 months and are very responsible but…
Q: I will be returning to my hometown over the holidays. I have several older relatives (in their late 70s and 80s) who live in the area. I have heard…
Q: I live in Newburyport and feel so bad for what happened in Lawrence and the other towns with the gas explosions. I am curious the impact that had on…
Q: Fortunately I do not live in any of the towns that were recently impacted by the devastating gas explosions. I am concerned for myself and several older relatives who…
Q: For more than two weeks I have been bombarded by mailings from different companies providing insurance to individuals on Medicare. I start getting irritated when I receive multiple flyers…

Friday, November 6, 2026
11:30 am – 2 pm
Blue Ocean Event Center
Salisbury, MA
You’re invited to join us for our Annual Meeting as we celebrate Care in Action, this year’s theme honoring the caregivers whose compassion and dedication make a difference every day.

Author and storyteller Tom Harrison shares his personal journey caring for his mother with Alzheimer’s, offering an honest, heartfelt look at the challenges, meaningful moments, and unexpected rewards that come with caregiving.