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Given the choice, most seniors say they would prefer to keep living in their own houses for as long as they are able, the place where they have good memories and where they are most comfortable. A new service in southern Maine is offering a myriad of ways for seniors to do that, while getting the help they may need.

Neighborhood Network Allows Seniors To Live Independently At Home

Published on: 4/1/2016

Do you value independence, choice, access to a health network,
security and a carefree lifestyle?
Are you 50+ and want to stay living at home?
If you can answer yes to these questions then Neighborhood Network
is for you.

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Published on: 4/1/2016

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Senior Fraud Protection

Published on: 4/1/2016

Home is where you should feel the safest, and you would think people would have better things to to with their life than scam seniors for a living, but we know that unfortunately it happens.

Volunteer Opportunities at Neighborhood Network

Published on: 3/30/2016

Volunteers are extremely important to the success of Neighborhood Network. We’d love to hear from anyone interested in helping out.

Foster Grandparent Program has Openings

Published on: 3/24/2016

The Opportunity Alliance has openings in its Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion programs throughout York and Cumberland counties.

Neighborhood Network helps York seniors age in place

Published on: 1/17/2016

The town of York is creating a neighborhood network to help aging residents remain in their homes.York Housing Executive Director Patricia Martine said she’s long pondered how to keep seniors with no community connections or nearby family in the homes where they’re happiest and out of elderly complexes that typically have long waiting lists