The Retired Older Men Eating Out program holds events at least once a month at the Grange building on Harpswell Neck Road. ROMEO is organized by Harpswell Aging at Home and offers free lunches and presentations on shared interests like sports, photography and fishing. "Harpswell's history has ... Read More
Friends Together: Drop in for fun and connection
“Activity friends” are the people with whom we share our passions for different activities, such as exercising, crafting and learning. They are one of the seven types of friends that experts say contribute to our well-being. The sharing of activities we enjoy contributes to the foundation of our ... Read More
Need a ride? Harpswell Aging at Home can help
Do you remember taking long trips by car as a child? Maybe you were coming to Maine, maybe even to Harpswell. Perhaps now you are grandparents, and your grandchildren are the ones taking the long road trips, possibly enjoying car bingo with those specially made cards for road trips. Bingo passed the ... Read More
HAH’s Neighbors Connecting starts with calls, ends with friends
As an early member of Harpswell Aging at Home, Beverly Prosser Gelwick helped bring the Neighbors Connecting program to life. She became a caller for the program, which seeks to keep Harpswell’s older residents socially connected. “As I got older, I became a recipient of some of HAH’s services,” ... Read More
Inside HAH – Fall 2025
Dear HAH Volunteers: Brrrr. After our long, lovely fall, we have turned the corner for sure. Soup’s onthe stove; the garden has been put to bed; holiday music wafts through thestores. The Harpswell Aging at Home Steering Committee has an autumn exerciseevery year: to update our Strategic Plan ... Read More
