Prompted by a question from Eric, a 33 year-old volunteer in Ethos’ Friendly Visitor Program, about how others view the relationships with the seniors they serve, Miriam Michelson, the organization’s volunteer program manager organized what we hope to the...
Ethos Chief Development & Community Relations Officer Raymond Santos discusses the expansion of the organization's Meals on Wheels and Community Cafe programs to cover the entire city of Boston.
FURLOUGHED WORKERS WHO ARE 60 AND OLDER CAN DINE FOR FREE AT MORE THAN 40 COMMUNITY CAFÉ LOCATIONS BOSTON (January 25, 2019) – Ethos, a Boston non-profit which provides community-based services for older adults and the disabled, is offering...
New Contract and Partnership Consolidates the Elder Nutrition Project Under Ethos BOSTON (January 23, 2019) – The Boston Elder Nutrition Program, which is responsible for providing more than 2.1 million federal, state and city subsidized meals for seniors in...
Ethos CEO Dale Mitchell has been selected to be the Grand Marshal of the 2019 Boston Pride Parade. Mr. Mitchell was selected among a cohort of members of the LGBT community, for his tireless work on the issue of...
Ethos’ very own Dale Mitchell, our long-time CEO, has been nominated to be the 2019 Boston Pride Marshal. It would be an incredible honor for Dale, Ethos and for all of us who work with older adults or the...
A power outage in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston has shut down all phone line and computer networks in the office. Stay tuned for updates regarding service restoration.
Tuesday, November 6th was a big day for America as voters took to the polls to make their voices heard in our government. However, for many seniors, limited mobility and limited access to transportation can become barriers to getting...
Congratulations to Elsa Bengel and JP@Home! We are thrilled to announce that Elsa Bengel has been selected by the Village to Village Network for its annual national Volunteer of the Year award. Ethos submitted the nomination for many reasons,...
Dale Mitchell, CEO of Ethos, presents on how the Aging Services community can make their programs and services more LGBT-friendly. For more information, please visit www.ethocare.org/agewellequality