Dr. Edward Hoffer's Insight into Healthcare Issues

Understanding Healthcare with Dr. Hoffer
Dr. Edward Hoffer provides thoughtful analyses on various healthcare topics, aiming to demystify complex medical issues and inform the public. His blog covers a range of subjects pertinent to seniors and the broader community, offering valuable perspectives on current healthcare challenges.

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Damien's Food Pantry

Fighting Food Insecurity for Older Adults
Following the opening of the modern updated facility housing Damien's Food Pantry in Wareham, the COA discontinued its food pantry. The Friends continue to help fight food insecurity by donating funds to Damien's while the COA offers rides to anyone wishing to shop there.

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Coastline Elderly Services

Coastline Elderly Services, Inc. (Coastline) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that develops, provides, and coordinates a range of home care services designed to support and maintain the independent living of older adults within the community. In some of our programs we are able to serve adults with disabilities.

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COA Monthly Newsletter

Stay Informed with "Sippican Soundings"
The "Sippican Soundings" newsletter offers monthly updates on events, programs, and news relevant to Marion's senior community. Stay connected by accessing the latest editions and archives to keep abreast of valuable information and opportunities.

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Council on Aging Website

Empowering Marion's Seniors
The Marion Council on Aging (COA) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for older adults in Marion, Massachusetts. Through a variety of programs, services, and activities, the COA promotes independence, socialization, and well-being among seniors. Explore their website to learn more about upcoming events, support services, and resources available to the senior community.

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Marion Natural History Museum

Exploring Nature Through Community Programs
The Marion Natural History Museum offers a variety of community programs designed to engage individuals of all ages, including seniors. These programs cover diverse topics such as local wildlife, ecology, and conservation, providing enriching experiences that foster a deeper understanding of the natural world. Recent events have included winter tree walks, birding presentations, and butterfly talks, all aimed at promoting lifelong learning and community involvement.

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COA Boards and Friends Groups in Massachusetts Website

Supporting Councils on Aging Statewide
The Massachusetts Councils on Aging (MCOA) provides resources and support for COA boards and Friends groups across the state. Their platform offers guidance on governance, fundraising, and program development to enhance services for seniors.

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Massachusetts Councils on Aging Website

Advocacy, Education, and Collaboration for Seniors
The MCOA is committed to advocating for older adults, providing educational opportunities, and fostering collaboration among COAs throughout Massachusetts. Their initiatives aim to improve the quality of life for seniors by supporting local COAs in delivering effective programs and services.

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