The back-to-back-to-back winter storms have left behind record snow, making life difficult for just about everyone and turning even basic daily activities — like getting to work — into gargantuan tasks.
It kind of makes you want to just stay home. But for seniors with limited mobility, that’s not a choice, leaving them more dependent than ever on critical services. WGBH News reporter Craig LeMoult took a ride with meals on wheels to see how they’re coping.
Nearly 100 seniors joined Ethos & Suffolk County DA's office for our Fraud Fighter event to learn how to avoid scams targeting older adults. A special thanks to @SCDAONews for their relentless efforts in safeguarding our seniors! #fraudprevention
2Nearly 250 seniors from all over the City of Boston along with @MayorWu , Commissioner Emily Shea, @RobConsalvo and @WRBillyMac joined Ethos for a special St. Patrick’s day luncheon. @AgeStrongBos #seniors #eldercare #Boston
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