Age-friendly organizations across the state are hosting social events, volunteering free rides and providing other services and supports necessary for Maine’s seniors to stay active in their communities. Once a month, from September through May, a few dozen older men in Harpswell get together for ... Read More
The Power of Partnership
When people and organizations partner up, magic happens. Harpswell Aging at Home has proved this consistently. Take its partnership with Bowdoin College, particularly the McKeen Center for the Common Good. Founded in 2008, the center enables students to use their talents and passions to benefit ... Read More
HAH’s impact ripples beyond Harpswell
How does a spark from one Maine community become a successful model for others? What is it about Harpswell Aging at Home that enables it to produce ripples beyond our own community? The flow of ideas and collaboration expands outward from Harpswell to support new endeavors while strengthening our ... Read More
Harpswell Aging at Home celebrates 10 years of service to community
Scores of local residents gathered at George J. Mitchell Field on Sept. 14 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Harpswell Aging at Home. The 2015 founding of the nonprofit organization was led by original co-Chairs Dave Brown and Jess Maurer. They and a core group of co-founders were concerned ... Read More
Celebrate 10 years of HAH
Harpswell Aging at Home turns 10 this year, and what a decade it has been! HAH has grown from a handful of Harpswell people concerned about their aging neighbors to a dynamic band of more than 400 volunteer drivers, cooks, carpenters, caregivers, social workers, writers, photographers and more from ... Read More
