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Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield Announces Summer Camp 2023 with expanded Specialty Camps. Registration Now Open

MARSHFIELD, MA … From Art and STEM Camps to River Adventure Camp and all types of Sports Camps, the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield announces exciting new expanded programming for Summer Camp 2023. Registration is open to families throughout the South Shore.

The Club offers 10 weeks of Summer Camp from June 19 – August 25, 2023 (excluding Tuesday, July 4th).  Led by a dedicated and caring staff team, camp programming is geared towards youth ages five to 14. The camp day is 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Families can take advantage of weekly or daily options as well as an extended day option, which runs from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Summer Camp is designated by age groups: Camp Clubhouse Jr. for ages 5 and 6; Camp Clubhouse for ages 7 and 8; and Camp Clubhouse Sr. for ages 9 and 10. Camp Torch, for ages 11-13, offers older campers the ability to create their own camp experience. Camp Keystone for ages 14 and 15 (formerly the Summer Camp Counselor In Training program) is a combination of service learning and traditional camp experience with the goal of having fun, socializing and building character.

The Club has expanded their Specialty Camp offerings. Each Specialty camp runs for one week:

2-D and 3-D Art Camps, geared towards ages 7-8 and 9-10 respectively, offer various artistic mediums that may include traditional clay techniques and watercolor, painting, collage, Paper Mache, and aluminum tooling.

Curious Chemists where campers ages 7-8 will discover the basics of physics and create their own toys and games with science.

River Adventure Camp for campers ages 11-13, includes off-site activities such as kayaking, nature exploration, survival activities, and geocaching.

Marine Biology Camp, for ages 11-13 and in collaboration with Duxbury Bay Maritime School, is designed to provide a fun and educational experience where campers learn about the ocean and the marine life that inhabits it, while also teaching them the basics of Paddlesports.

Jr. Lego Masters Camp for ages 9-10, where campers will use Legos to create complex projects ranging from Lego cityscapes to remote controlled Lego robots. 

Become a Hero Camp, for campers age 9-10, create their own superheroes, hero emblems, and hero origin stories. In a week that will take them through crafts, story-telling and outside adventures.

Multi-Media Camp for ages 9-10, is an introductory experience into different digital media such as fundamentals of video, photography, podcasting, and digital art.

The Club offers specialty Sports Camps for various ages ranging from Soccer, Basketball, and Golf to Flag Football, Junior Tennis and Pickleball. Also offered is a Sports Remix camp for ages 9-10 which is a 3-day sports variety program that teaches campers the rules and basic techniques of a new sport such as Lacrosse or Ultimate Frisbee. All info is listed on the Club’s website.

Club Campus Features
Over the past couple of years, the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield has made a number of facility enhancements including new outdoor multi-purpose sport courts and new swing sets and slide. These are in addition to their campus features of outdoor (heated) pool, splash park, Molly Fitzgerald Pavilion, air-conditioned gymnasium, playing fields, playground and swings, gaga pit, and indoor activity rooms.

To view all Summer Camp and Specialty Camp details and to register, visit www.bgcmarshfield.org. 

The Club also offers financial assistance programs. For questions or assistance, email membership@bgcmarshfield.org.

About the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield
The Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield’s mission is to enable and inspire all young people to realize their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens as well as become tomorrow’s capable leaders. The Club provides programming opportunities in the Boys & Girls Club of America’s (BGCA) five core areas including leadership, education, health, arts, and fitness.  The Club serves families with children ranging in age from 5 to 18 years old, and provides critical services the community needs to support children and families over the short- and long-term. For more information, visit their website www.bgcmarshfield.org or call 781-834-2582.

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College Admissions 101 – Free seminars offered at YMCA Branches in Hanover, Quincy and Wareham in May and June

HANOVER, QUINCY, RAYNHAM AND WAREHAM, MA… 

Overwhelmed by the enormity of the college admissions task? Attorney Honoria DaSilva-Kilgore, founder of Personal College Counseling, Inc. (PCCI) of Raynham, MA is presenting free “College Admissions 101” seminars at local YMCA branches in May and June. 

Three seminars will be held:

In Wareham on May 31, 2023 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Gleason Family YMCA, 33 Charge Pond Road, Wareham, MA. 02571.  Register online at https://conta.cc/3n9hWN8

In Hanover on June 1, 2023 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at South Shore YMCA Emilson, 75 Mill St., Hanover, MA 02339.  Register online at https://conta.cc/3L92wRe

In Quincy on June 3, 2023 from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. at Hale Family YMCA, 79 Coddington St, Quincy, MA, 02169.  Register online at https://conta.cc/3L6CDBp

“College Admissions 101” seminars are geared towards high school Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors, and their parents/guardians. 

Attorney Honoria DaSilva-Kilgore

Topics include:
– Choosing a college/university that is a good match for the student’s interests, lifestyle and budget
– Getting the best financial package and maximizing merit scholarship dollars 

Attorney DaSilva-Kilgore helps focus effort on colleges that academically, socially and financially are most appropriate, which puts the student in the best position to succeed in school itself as well as beyond in their career. 

Students and parents/guardians who are unable to attend a seminar may arrange for a complimentary consultation by emailing nod@personalcollegecounseling.com.

About PCCI
Founded by Honoria DaSilva-Kilgore, Esq. who has been practicing law for more than 29 years, Personal College Counseling, Inc. (PCCI) provides high school students (and parents/guardians) with one-on-one guidance throughout the entire college preparation process. PCCI’s college planning includes research and recommendations that are specifically targeted and provide the best fit to the student’s abilities, interests, finances, and family circumstances. PCCI takes into consideration university and campus life; programs, internships and study abroad; athletics (Division I, II, and III) and clubs and intramurals. PCCI manages all important deadlines for testing, applications and forms, and assists with merit-based scholarships and financial aid. 

PCCI’s services are available to students in all 50 states via video conferencing or via telephone. 
Virtual services as well as in-person services are available. PCCI is based in Raynham, MA. For more information or to arrange for a complimentary Parent/Student Personal College Consultation, contact (508) 622-5250, email nod@personalcollegecounseling.com or visit the website at https://www.personalcollegecounseling.com

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Smash Success! First Annual Bong & Pong Championship raises more than $12,000

HAVERHILL, May 5, 2023—The First Annual Bong & Pong Championship, hosted on May 1 by Stem Haverhill at the          Haverhill Renaissance Golf Club, proved a smashing success, attracting 32 teams and more than 300 participants, and raising more than $12,000 for the YWCA Northeastern Massachusetts to help support sexual assault victims.

Stem Haverhill owner Caroline Pineau applauded all of the participants and sponsors and said the event proved, once again, that cannabis entrepreneurs have added an exciting and innovative approach to fundraising and social equity in Massachusetts since legal sales began in 2018.

“I can’t express enough admiration for everyone who supported and attended this great event, not just because of the money we raised for a truly great cause, but for demonstrating once again how committed the cannabis business community is to supporting important local organizations and giving back to society,” Pineau said.

Bando Alternative Group, a home delivery and transportation business and a social equity applicant, won the Ping Pong competition, with Treeworks, a product manufacturer based in Hatfield, coming in at runner-up.

“We want to thank Stem Haverhill and the sponsors for this great event and for hosting such an incredible and fun tournament.  Bando is so appreciative to have been afforded the opportunity to compete with other Massachusetts cannabis companies in this first-ever event,” Bando said in a statement.

Eunice Ziegler, Director of Advancement for YWCA Northeastern Massachusetts, said: “Earlier this year, the Stem Haverhill team contacted us about hosting a ping pong tournament to benefit our work around sexual assault awareness and support services. The creativity floored us; on Monday, everything came to life, and there were over 300 attendees, and it was even more impactful than we imagined. The YWCA cannot thank Caroline Pineau and the Stem team enough for supporting our advocacy. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Stem and identifying more ways to reach members of our community that need our support.”

In addition to the Ping Pong competition the event featured an interactive glassblowing demonstration by Witch Dr Glass Blowing Studio of Salem along with awards for best team costumes and best individual costume.  Participants also created a community art painting, with a quote by American author Maya Angelou, which will eventually hang at the YWCA Northeastern Massachusetts.

Event co-sponsors included Witch Dr, Coast Cannabis Co., Caroline’s Cannabis, Anthologie, Levia Elevated Experiences, Lazy River Products, Pioneer Valley Cannabis Co., Treeworks Massachusetts, Rhythm, Local Roots, The Healing Rose, Happy Valley, Haze Cannabis Co., Traderoots, Stacks, Mass Alternative Care, Cannaprovisions, The Fresh Connection, 6 Bricks, The Shirt Factory, Natures Heritage Cannabis, Soulstar, Bando Alternative Group, Parabola Center, Dogwalkers, Paper Crane Cannabis, Bud’s Goods & Provisions, Zéb Boutique, Patriots Helping Vets, Seagrass, The Botanist, Fernway, Blossom Flower, Setronics, Rolling Releaf, The Heritage Club, Garden Remedies Cannabis, Citrin Cooperman, High Thirst, The Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce, and media partners Sensi, The Young Jurks, The Canna Mom Show, Mass Alternative Care, Traderoots and the Massachusetts Cannabis Business Association.

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Old Colony Elder Services has launched an Elder Mental Health Outreach Team and appointed a new Clinician

BROCKTON AND PLYMOUTH, MA… Old Colony Elder Services (OCES) has announced that an Elder Mental Health Outreach Team (EMHOT) is now available to older adults and individuals with disabilities in communities throughout greater Plymouth County. 
 
OCES received funding in a recent grant award from the Massachusetts Councils on Aging (MCOA) which is funded through the Executive Office of Elder Affairs. OCES now offers behavioral health and wellness supports to older adults and individuals with disabilities who may be isolated or encounter barriers that limit access to behavioral health care.  
 
According to an issue brief released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD), it is estimated that 20% of adults aged 55 and older have some form of mental health concern. The brief also states that among older adults, depression (which is a mood disorder) is the most prevalent mental health problem. 
 
Social isolation, transportation issues or financial issues are some of the additional challenges older adults face when it comes to accessing behavioral health services.  
 
OCES’ EMHOT supports older adults who have complex behavioral health conditions, chronic illness, substance misuse, or who are in crisis situations that may require counseling or long-term case management to improve overall wellbeing. OCES’ team provides counseling, support, referrals, and resources on a case-by-case basis.  
 
OCES’ EMHOT program is led by Deana Andrade, LICSW, Behavioral Health Manager. Alexa Moniz, LCSW, has recently been hired as OCES’ EMHOT Clinician. Moniz holds a Master’s Degree in social work from Bridgewater State University and her clinical experience includes working in geriatric care for seven years, and four years as a licensed social worker. She has worked in long-term care, case management, housing, mobile crisis, and psychiatric services in nursing homes.  
 
Referrals to OCES’ EMHOT can be made by anyone including an individual in need. To make a referral or to gather additional information from OCES’ Elder Mental Health Outreach Team, call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org. 
 
OCES provides vital information, resources, and coordination of services that promote healthy and safe living, and that helps older adults remain active and engaged in their lives and in their own communities for as long as possible. 
 
Founded in 1974, OCES proudly serves greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 23 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Through the talent of an experienced and diverse workforce, OCES supports the independence and dignity of older adults and individuals with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy, safe living which positively impacts our community. The agency offers several programs to serve older adults, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org.

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Greg Aborn promoted to President of Plymouth Solar Energy.

Ascending through the ranks, Greg Aborn, a Plymouth, MA resident, has been promoted to President of Plymouth Solar Energy, announced Fred Paris, CEO and founder of the company.

Plymouth Solar (PlymouthSolarEnergy.com ) is a regional leader in the installation and maintenance of commercial and residential solar and battery systems. The company boasts over 200 installed and on-line monitored solar systems within 50 miles of Plymouth.

Aborn has worked for the company for seven years was the third employee hired.  He was initially hired as an Operations Assistant and was later elevated to Director of Operations prior to taking over as President. There are now 10 full and part-time staffers at the growing entity.

A graduate of the University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth with a Bachelor of Science, Aborn was raised in Buzzard’s Bay, Bourne, MA and attended high school in Bourne and Barnstable. He currently resides in South Plymouth MA with his two Belgian Malinois German Shepherds Duke and Star.

“It is rewarding to help homeowners and commercial building owners obtain significant state and federal tax rebates and a defined returned on their investment while being a steward of the environment,” said Aborn.

An active outdoorsman, Aborn fishers and participates in a wide range of sports.

Plymouth Solar Energy is located at 18 Main Street Extension, Plymouth, MA. For more info visit www.PlymouthSolarEnergy.com . For a complimentary Solar Feasibility Study or questions, call (508) 746-5430 or email info@plymouthsolarenergy.com.

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Alira Health Announces the Spin-Off of Product Development Laboratory

Lab Will Continue to Innovate in Wound Care and Chronic Inflammatory Diseases as a Separate Company, ProDevLabs

Framingham, Mass. – Alira Health, a global healthcare advisory, clinical research and technology company, announces the spin-off of ProDevLabs, a new company led by Dr. Mitchell Sanders, PhD, a former Alira Health executive.

ProDevLabs will continue its groundbreaking work as a product development lab focused on chronic inflammatory diseases, including wound care, cancer, infections/biofilms, and neuropathologies such as traumatic brain injury, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s. 

“Dr. Sanders is a visionary scientist who launched this product development lab at Alira Health in 2015,” said Gabriele Brambilla, CEO and Co-Founder of Alira Health. “It’s been a pleasure working with Mitch and nurturing the growth of the lab to become a successful business.”

“ProDevLabs will continue its growth trajectory as a best-in-class CRO,” said Dr. Sanders. “We plan to add new talent and resources to accommodate our clients’ needs. I am grateful to Alira Health for the opportunity to grow these services over the last eight years and look forward to maintaining our close relationship with Alira Health.”

About Alira Health

Alira Health is a global advisory and clinical research firm whose mission is to humanize healthcare and life sciences, in partnership with patients, through innovative technologies and expert guidance. From development to medical care, Alira Health complements the expertise of its Pharma, Biotech, and MedTech clients with a full spectrum of services across their entire solutions lifecycle.

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Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield Announces 2023 Youth of the Year

Finn O’Gara

MARSHFIELD, MA… Finn O’Gara, a senior at Marshfield High School, has been named the  Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield’s 2023 Youth of the Year.  
 
“Youth of the Year” is the highest honor bestowed upon Boys & Girls Club members. A Youth of the Year candidate embodies the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s three priority outcome areas of Academic Success, Good Character and living a Healthy Lifestyle. The National Youth of the Year serves as a role model and spokesperson for America’s youth. They educate millions of Americans about the power of the Club Experience and elevate the national focus on key issues facing children and teens.  
 
“We were very impressed with all of our Youth of the Year finalists and recognize their dedication, efforts and leadership,” said Jim Bunnell, CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield. 
 
This year, the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield had 10 individuals nominated for Youth of the Year. Of those 10, seven accepted their nomination and six wrote anonymous essays on how the Club has impacted them. The leadership team determined four finalists based on those essays: Matt Roosevelt, Caitlin Scully and Finn O’Gara of Marshfield and Mike O’Malley of Duxbury. The finalists were interviewed by a panel of community and board members including Jeanine Smith, Mike Vercollone, Peter Brown and John Wilpers. The panel had the difficult decision of determining the 2023 Youth of the Year. Based on many factors and with much deliberation, they unanimously selected O’Gara. 
 
O’Gara has been working at the Boys and Girls Club since 2021 in both the After School program as After School Staff and in the Summer Camp program as Camp Counselor. He also works at the Club as an evening and weekend Front Desk Attendant for birthday and Clubhouse party option rentals. 
 
In the fall, O’Gara will be attending Bridgewater State University and majoring in Special Education. 
 
The National Youth of the Year is purpose-driven and aware of the challenges facing young people today. Under the direction of Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) staff, O’Gara along with other Youth of the Year representatives will attend state, regional and national events. They will serve as thought leaders on key issues by telling their inspiring personal stories. Potential audiences include youth, alumni, members of the media, and political, corporate and community leaders.  
 
“Finn is a terrific role model with outstanding leadership ability,” said Bunnell. “We’re pleased to honor Finn as the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield’s 2023 Youth of the Year and we wish him every success in the future.” 
 
About Youth of the Year Program 
For more than 70 years, the Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year program has honored and celebrated the nation’s most inspiring teens and their incredible journeys. Stories of outstanding leadership, service, academic excellence and dedication to living a healthy lifestyle have made Youth of the Year America’s premier leadership and recognition program for teens. These amazing young people represent the voice and spirit of hope for America. 
 
About the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield 
The Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield’s mission is to enable and inspire all young people to realize their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens as well as become tomorrow’s capable leaders. The Club provides programming opportunities in the Boys & Girls Club of America’s (BGCA) five core areas including leadership, education, health, arts, and fitness.  The Club serves families with children ranging in age from 5 to 18 years old, and provides critical services the community needs to support children and families over the short- and long-term. For more information, visit their website www.bgcmarshfield.org or call 781-834-2582. 

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Award Winning Beverly, MA-Based Remodeling Company Offers Diverse Home and Office Improvement and Maintenance Solutions

BEVERLY AND BOSTON, MA… For property owners in need of home and office improvement and maintenance solutions, The Remodeling Company has a dedicated crew of expertly skilled and fully licensed professionals to tackle plumbing, carpentry, electrical and other interior and exterior “fix-it” jobs.

Hired Hands, a subsidiary of The Remodeling Company based in Beverly, MA, was created to deliver the same high quality finish work, fastidious attention to detail and exceptional experience to customers seeking home and office improvements in Newton, Wellesley, Weston, Brookline, Cambridge, Beacon Hill, South End and throughout the Greater Boston area. 

Hired Hands is led by Production Manager Mike Giordano.

Full-Service Plumbing Division
Hired Hands also has a full Plumbing Division that provides top quality plumbing repairs and other services to residential and commercial customers as a stand-alone service. Hired Hands can take on small and large plumbing jobs, from clogged drains and leaky faucets to the installation of new boilers and hot water heaters, garbage disposals, laundry equipment, dishwashers, and other appliances as well as luxury plumbing components like jacuzzi baths, walk-in showers and dual vanity sinks.

In addition to plumbing, the Hired Hands division provides interior carpentry, painting, electrical and other repair work – taking on small projects that enhance and improve living spaces. Providing craftsmanship and attention to detail, the Hired Hands professionals can restore or elevate the functionality of bathrooms, kitchens, offices and all other spaces.

Exterior Maintenance and Improvements
From strong winds and rain to snow, harsh UV light and extreme temperature fluctuations – New England’s environmental factors can really compromise the durability and value of a property. The Hired Hands team provides exterior maintenance and improvements such as painting, roofing and siding, repairing or updating exterior trim, windows, doors, stairs, decks and other handyman tasks such as gutter cleaning.

“Hired Hands offers full-service plumbing solutions along with comprehensive handyman solutions to repair and enhance home and office design, functionality and aesthetic,” said the award-winning company’s founder Gary Moffie. Moffie has earned the coveted designations of Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR), Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and Universal Design Certified Professional (UDCP) from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI).

For more information or to request Hired Hands services, visit theremodelingco.com or call 978-921-9111.

About The Remodeling Company
The Remodeling Company’s recent accolades include “Best of Houzz Design 2023”. Led by Gary Moffie, CAPS, CGR, UDCP, The Remodeling Company is a preeminent full-service residential remodeling firm in the Greater Boston area dedicated to creating ideal living spaces to accommodate and enhance their customers’ lifestyles. In addition to general and more extensive remodeling projects, the company specializes in universal design projects that meet the needs of everyday life while also enabling homeowners to age in place.

Over the years, The Remodeling Company has been honored with numerous awards including National Association of The Remodeling Industry’s (NARI) 2021 Regional Contractor of the Year (CotY) Award, Remodeling magazineʼs Big 50 Contractors, and Qualified Remodelerʼs Top 500 Remodeler list every year since 2003. Other awards include: Best of Houzz Service in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2022; BRAGB 2018 Prism Gold Award for “Best Historical Renovation”; and Boston Home 10th Anniversary “Best Suburban Residence – A Colorful Past”.  The Remodeling Company is a member of the National Association of Home Builders, The Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Boston, the National Association of The Remodeling Industry and the Professional Remodeling Organization of New England. For more information, visit https://www.theremodelingco.com

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“March for Meals” in Brockton Highlights the Importance of Meals on Wheels and Community Dining Programs

BROCKTON, AND PLYMOUTH, MA…More than 75 Belair residents attended the “March for Meals” Caribbean lunch at Belair Tower in Brockton, where meals were served by special guests Senator Michael Brady, Mayor Robert Sullivan from the City of Brockton and Minhtram Tran, Chief Legal Counsel for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion from the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office.

The luncheon, held in March and led by the Nutrition Team at Old Colony Elder Services (OCES) of Brockton, put the focus on the Meals on Wheels and Community Dining Program by directly sharing the impact of the nutritious meals locally. The event highlighted the significance of funding for the program in order to maintain and expand the program for consumers facing food insecurity. 

Left to Right: Jazmine Bradsher and Suzanne McCormack from the Mayor’s Office; Senator Michael Brady, Minhtram Tran and Mayor Robert Sullivan

March for Meals is part of Meals on Wheels America’s national campaign. The month of March is when the Meals on Wheels network joins forces to celebrate “March for Meals” which recognizes the historic day in March of 1972 when President Nixon signed into law a measure that amended the Older Americans Act (OAA) of 1965 to include a national nutrition program for seniors 60 years and older. For more than 50 years, the OAA has been the foundational source of federal funding for senior nutrition programs across the country, which collectively delivers more than 247 million meals to 2.8 million seniors annually.

Meals on Wheels is part of OCES’ Nutrition Program. OCES has over 550 volunteers in their Nutrition Program delivering over 2,000 “Meals on Wheels” nutritious meals a day to homebound recipients living within 23 communities in greater Plymouth County. In May, the Nutrition Program will launch a pilot to offer home delivered Caribbean meals in Brockton.

To learn more about OCES’ Nutrition program in Brockton and throughout Plymouth County, visit www.ocesma.org.

About OCES
Founded in 1974, OCES proudly serves greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 23 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Through the talent of an experienced and diverse workforce, OCES supports the independence and dignity of older adults and individuals with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy, safe living which positively impacts our community. The agency offers several programs to serve older adults, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org. 

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