Imagine being responsible for feeding over 12,000 Elderly Persons every single day. Ethos CEO Valerie Frias is responsible for such an undertaking and so much more. Listen as Valerie explains the complex challenges she and her team are tasked...
A powerful winter storm is expected to hit the Boston-area Wednesday evening and into the following day, with snow accumulations of up to 14″ expected. For the safety of our staff, drivers, and those we serve, all Meals on...
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, according to a nationwide study, an estimated 25% of adults over 65 were socially isolated. Loneliness and isolation can lead to serious health challenges including increased rates of anxiety, suicide and depression, a 50% increase...
Please join us on Friday, November 6, from 1:30-3:00 PM for a special, virtual Post-Election Community Conversation for the Older Adult LGBTQ Community, Allies and Friends.
If you have attended one of Ethos’ Community Café programs, you may be eligible to receive coupon books, worth $25 dollars, to be used for fresh produce at participating farmers markets. Ethos will begin distributing farmers market coupons on...
Please join Ethos for the first in a four-parts series of videos designed for older adults to learn and practice Tai Chi.
A Message on the Murder of George Floyd and Institutional Racism Dear Friends, The deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and countless other black and brown people who face discrimination and violence daily are tragic and reflect...
This week, Alexandra Hill-Paduano, RD, Ethos’ resident Dietitian, provides some simple grocery shopping and menu planning ideas and recipes to help seniors minimize the number of trips to the store they need to make while practicing social distancing and...
This week's edition of Ethos Live features Alie Hill-Paduano, RD, our Dietician discussing food safety, the precautions you should take at the grocery store and ideas for healthy meals.
Social distancing. Self-isolation. Stay-at-home orders. Older adults are disproportionately affected by the coronavirus outbreak. According to the Massachusetts Healthy Aging Data Report, 20% of Bostonians, 65 or older, live below the poverty line. 61% suffer from four or more...