Longtime Human Services Leader Dale Mitchell Appointed to State Commission on LGBT Aging BOSTON, April 3, 2014 – Ethos, the Jamaica Plain-based aging and disability services non-profit, announced today that its Executive Director, Dale Mitchell, has been appointed to…
Ann Stewart, a retired hospital worker from Mattapan, and member of Ethos’ Board of Directors, celebrated her 90th birthday this past weekend. Stewart is also president of the Mass Senior Action Council. Many thanks to Ann for the years of…
Volunteers at Building Impact’s Second Annual Non-Gala Fundraiser & Celebration rolled up their sleeves and made happy spring cards for seniors while having a great time.
State SHINE Director Cindy Phillips, and Assistant Director Chris Ciano, were on hand as a new class of SHINE counselors completed their training at Ethos.
JP@Home, a grassroots membership group with the mission of keeping aging residents at home as long as possible, is halfway to its goal of having 100 pledges to join. The group, which is partnering with Jamaica Plain-based Ethos, was created…
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Wednesday afternoon, Michael Iceland showed up in front of a stranger’s house in West Roxbury, put his shovel into the snow, and made someone’s day. Inside the house was an older woman, and she was stuck, unable to get out…
Helping seniors shovel snow and finding a larger space for the AgeWell Café, were among the issues on the agenda at an AgeWell West Roxbury Advisory Committee meeting on Wednesday, held at the Deutsches Altenheim in West Roxbury. Annie Fletcher,…
Larry is 65 and lives in senior housing in Boston. His health is reasonably good, but his memory has begun to fail. In December 2003 he was facing eviction because the housing authority suspected that his daughter was living with…
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