With a significant snowstorm expected to bring up to 18″ of snow in the Boston area, Ethos will be closing its offices on Tuesday, March 14, 2017. All meal deliveries and Community Cafes have been cancelled. In the meantime, we…
In any snowstorm, it’s important to remember to check in on elderly family and neighbors. In Massachusetts, there are several organizations that are making sure the elderly and disabled get the help they need during storms. Click to view
Ethos’ ongoing partnership with Boston Cares has brought a diverse group of volunteers from all over Boston and the surrounding area, who may not have previously considered volunteering for seniors. For over 25 years, Boston Cares has been partnering with…
Ethos staff and volunteers joined Mass Home Care, AARP Massachusetts, Mass Senior Action Council, and home care agencies from around the state for the Annual Elder Lobby Day.
BOSTON — A father-son team is helping their Boston neighbors in need weather the winter. Immediately after a recent snowfall, Michael and Tommy O’Dea headed beyond their block in Roslindale to clear a path for Thomas Walsh. The O’Deas met…
A father-son team is helping their Boston neighbors in need weather the winter. Immediately after a recent snowfall, Michael and Tommy O’Dea headed beyond their block in Roslindale to clear a path for Thomas Walsh. The O’Deas met Walsh several…
With a significant snowstorm bringing more than a foot of snow in the Boston area, Ethos will be closing its offices on Monday, February 13, 2017. All meal deliveries and Community Café’s have been cancelled. All classes, workshops and events…
With a significant snowstorm expected to bring more than a foot of snow in the Boston area, Ethos will be closing its offices on Thursday, February 9, 2017. All meal deliveries and Community Café’s have been cancelled. All classes, workshops…
“Practicing Tai Chi can help reduce the risk of falling by as much as 55%.” FALLS FACTS • Falls are the leading cause of death from injury among people 65 and older. • Approximately 9,500 deaths in older Americans…
