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| DID YOU KNOW? |
Where Can I Get Handicapped Equipment?
Equipment may be obtained on Saturday mornings from
9:00 a.m. - Noon only.
VISIT THE REAR ENTRANCE OF THE MALDEN MASONIC
BUILDING,
TAKE A LEFT INTO THE DRIVEWAY
BESIDE 123 EXCHANGE STREET
(NEXT TO THE SHADOW BOX)
CALL 781-324-9799!!!
WAKEFIELD SENIORS:
The Wakefield Council on Aging, 30 Converse Street,
Wakefield, MA, stores various handicapped equipment, at
different times, for Wakefield Residents, as a special service.
Call Judy Luciano at 781-245-3312.
Equipment may be obtained on Saturday mornings from
9:00 a.m. - Noon only.
VISIT THE REAR ENTRANCE OF THE MALDEN MASONIC
BUILDING,
TAKE A LEFT INTO THE DRIVEWAY
BESIDE 123 EXCHANGE STREET
(NEXT TO THE SHADOW BOX)
CALL 781-324-9799!!!
WAKEFIELD SENIORS:
The Wakefield Council on Aging, 30 Converse Street,
Wakefield, MA, stores various handicapped equipment, at
different times, for Wakefield Residents, as a special service.
Call Judy Luciano at 781-245-3312.
Where Do I Call To Get Meals Delivered To My Home,
And Receive Other Human Services Assistance
Call: Mystic Valley Elder Services, Malden, MA
781-324-7705
Visit: www.mves.org
And Receive Other Human Services Assistance
Call: Mystic Valley Elder Services, Malden, MA
781-324-7705
Visit: www.mves.org
IF I LIVE IN WAKEFIELD,
WHAT MARKET WILL DELIVER MY GROCERIES?
CALL: FARMLAND DELIVERY SERVICE
MAIN STREET
WAKEFIELD, MA
Visit: www.thefarmland.com
781-245-9797
WHAT MARKET WILL DELIVER MY GROCERIES?
CALL: FARMLAND DELIVERY SERVICE
MAIN STREET
WAKEFIELD, MA
Visit: www.thefarmland.com
781-245-9797
MASS RELAY HAS A NEW RELAY PROVIDER!
Beginning July 1, 2008, Hamilton Relay began providing service for the
deaf and hearing impaired community of Massachusetts! Relay Service
allows the disabled population to communicate with each other and
everyone else by using an operator who types the conversation to the
hearing impaired.
If you use Voice Carry Over (VCO), Speech to Speech (STS), or Spanish
Relay, there are NEW 800 numbers to dial to access your service. Please
use these numbers to avoid delays in having your call processed quickly!
VCO - 866-887-6619 STS - 866-645-9870 Spanish - 866-930-9252
Customer Service Is Here for You!
MassRelay Customer Service is an excellent resource for information on a
wide variety of topics including equipment resources, relay orientation and
assistance in personalizing your relay experience with a Customer
Preference.
We want to hear from you! Whether you have a great MassRelay
experience or difficulty placing a call, we want to know about it. Feel free
to contact us at 1-800-720-3480 (TTY), 1- 800-720-3479 (Voice) or email
at:
www.customerservice@massrelay.com.
Beginning July 1, 2008, Hamilton Relay began providing service for the
deaf and hearing impaired community of Massachusetts! Relay Service
allows the disabled population to communicate with each other and
everyone else by using an operator who types the conversation to the
hearing impaired.
If you use Voice Carry Over (VCO), Speech to Speech (STS), or Spanish
Relay, there are NEW 800 numbers to dial to access your service. Please
use these numbers to avoid delays in having your call processed quickly!
VCO - 866-887-6619 STS - 866-645-9870 Spanish - 866-930-9252
Customer Service Is Here for You!
MassRelay Customer Service is an excellent resource for information on a
wide variety of topics including equipment resources, relay orientation and
assistance in personalizing your relay experience with a Customer
Preference.
We want to hear from you! Whether you have a great MassRelay
experience or difficulty placing a call, we want to know about it. Feel free
to contact us at 1-800-720-3480 (TTY), 1- 800-720-3479 (Voice) or email
at:
www.customerservice@massrelay.com.
ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER GROUP
It is critical for any who are primary caregivers or have loved ones
in a facility to: 1) understand Alzheimer’s disease and related
dementias and how you can still play an important role in your
loved one’s life and, 2) acquire the tools needed to allow you time
for your life; less stress and less guilt. You can learn that it is
alright to be angry, to feel frustrated, to ask for help, to recognize
your limits, to make mistakes, to laugh and love, to hope.
If you are interested in becoming part of this group, it meets the
2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month at the Lucius Beebe
Memorial Library from 7:00 – 8:30pm. The group offers educational
materials, guest speakers and peer support.
Support group facilitator, Dawn Edwards, has been trained through
the Alzheimer’s Association. She has also completed numerous
hours of dementia related trainings and stays current as to the
latest research being done in the field. Please contact her at 781-
665-0273, if interested, or with any questions.
It is critical for any who are primary caregivers or have loved ones
in a facility to: 1) understand Alzheimer’s disease and related
dementias and how you can still play an important role in your
loved one’s life and, 2) acquire the tools needed to allow you time
for your life; less stress and less guilt. You can learn that it is
alright to be angry, to feel frustrated, to ask for help, to recognize
your limits, to make mistakes, to laugh and love, to hope.
If you are interested in becoming part of this group, it meets the
2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month at the Lucius Beebe
Memorial Library from 7:00 – 8:30pm. The group offers educational
materials, guest speakers and peer support.
Support group facilitator, Dawn Edwards, has been trained through
the Alzheimer’s Association. She has also completed numerous
hours of dementia related trainings and stays current as to the
latest research being done in the field. Please contact her at 781-
665-0273, if interested, or with any questions.
MASSACHUSETTS MENTOR
Founded in 1980, Massachusetts MENTOR is a leading home and
community-based services provider serving children, and adults with
developmental and intellectual disabilities and youth with emotional and
behavioral challenges, as well as their families. Residential services
including Therapeutic Foster Care and Shared-Living Programs are
provided by a network of local caregivers called “Mentors” who share their
homes and hearts with the individuals served.
Contact Gregory Jones at 617-327-7010, Extension 2205, to learn how
becoming a Mentor can make a difference in the life of a child or adult in
your community.