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Family and Community Resources

Spring 2024

Family and CommunityResourcesSpring 2024

Middleborough Family & Community Resources E-Newsletter!

To view our most up-to-date Resource Guide, click download on the PDF below.

Translations are available upon request.

RESOURCE GUIDE FOR THE MIDDLEBOROUGH AREA RESOURCE GUIDE FOR THE MIDDLEBOROUGH AREA

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Care Solace- FREE Mental Health Referral Service for ALL Care Solace- FREE Mental Health Referral Service for ALL

📲 CALL 888 515 0595 📳 📲 CALL 888 515 0595 📳

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Agency Highlight: Council on Aging Agency Highlight: Council on Aging

Did you know?

The Council on Aging provides information, services, programs, and activities for seniors, caregivers, and the community. These include a Daily Luncheon Program (Monday through Friday), Meals on Wheels, an Adult Supportive Day Program, Transportation, and a full range of activities.


Click here to sign up for our monthly digital Newsletter


Outreach Department

The Outreach Department offers information and referral, home visits and assessments, reassurance calls, and support groups.

Activity Department

The Activity Department offers daily choices for recreation including:

  • Card Games
  • Crafts
  • Dancing
  • Exercise
  • Pool

They also provide monthly seasonal celebrations. It also offers quarterly trips to interesting places for a reasonable price.


Adult Supportive Day Program

Adult Supportive Day Program offers a "home away from home" for those who can benefit from being in a safe, supportive environment to be with friends and socialize and benefit from a balanced nutrition program.


Transportation

Our transportation is provided through our GATRA vans for 3 options curb-to-curb service, a fixed downtown-flag down route, and a route to Taunton 3 days per week. The Vans provide trips to the supermarkets 2 days a week.


Nutrition Program

Our nutrition program serves a full hot lunch Monday through Friday for a $5 donation in addition to Meals on Wheels served to the homebound. The only restriction for age is for Dial-a-ride transportation which provides for those who are disabled or over 60 and for the Meals on Wheels Program for those 60 and over and are home-bound, verified by a physician's note.

More Information


All are welcome, visit our Facebook page for more information.

Plymouth Family Resource Center Plymouth Family Resource Center

Click Here for Monthly Calendar

Resource Highlight: EXPLORE Pediatric Therapy Resource Highlight: EXPLORE Pediatric Therapy

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Here at EXPLORE, we care deeply about helping children and have a vision to be part of disease prevention in the pediatric population. Our goal is to instill a sense of confidence, independence, and joy within each child through our unique, nature-based occupational therapy practice. Located on the South Shore of Massachusetts, we help families with children ages 4 months to 10 years who are facing social, emotional, motor, or sensory challenges.



Have Any Questions?


We understand your struggles and want to help you take the next step. Get in touch to learn how our unique approach can help benefit your child.

e: info@explorepediatrictherapy.net
p: 732-778-1641

We are located on the South Shore of Massachusetts.

Proudly serving the surrounding towns of Hanover, Norwell, Hingham, Cohasset, Scituate, Marshfield, Duxbury, Pembroke, Plymouth, Whitman, Hanson, Kingston, Middleboro, and Carver

UNITED WAY RESILIENCE LIBRARY AND BOOK BUDDY PROGRAM UNITED WAY RESILIENCE LIBRARY AND BOOK BUDDY PROGRAM

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Sign up for the Resilience Library and Book Buddy program!


The Plymouth County Resilience Library and Book Buddy Program will provide children in Plymouth County with access to e-books to read, engage and learn about topics that may impact their everyday life.

  • Children and teens will have the opportunity to build resilience and develop various coping mechanisms to help kids to grow up into happy and capable adults. This free online digital library focuses on social emotional learning, resilience, and a variety of behavioral health topics.
  • The library also includes resources for parents and professionals about topics related to behavioral health, trauma and resilience.

Sign up for this free resource today!

Note: please allow 1-2 business days for processing.

Funded in part by the South Shore Community Partners in Prevention.


SOURCE: https://www.uwgpc.org/frc/resilience-library-and-book-buddy-program

Community Newsletters! Community Newsletters!

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Council on Aging

COA Newsletter
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Middleborough Public Library

Library NEWS
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MECD

Economic and Community Development News

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Hopeful Happenings

Hope Floats News
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Chamber of Commerce

Cranberry Country News
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South Shore Magazine

South Shore Magazine

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Community Autism Resources

ASD Promises Blog
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Coordinated Family and Community Engagement

CFCE NEWS
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Peer Grief Support after Overdose

Voices Newsletter
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Neighborworks Housing Solutions

Newsletter!

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The Commission on the Status of Grandparents Raising Grandchildren

GRG News!

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WIC- Health Imperatives

Receive News from WIC via Email

Local Help with Basic Needs Local Help with Basic Needs

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Nearly New Shop

Church of Our Saviour in Middleboro

The shop is open on Thursdays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and from 7:00 to 8:30 PM and every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

58 Union St, Middleboro, MA. Call us at (508) 947-4492 on Thursdays for more information.

Pas27@comcast.net

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Salvation Army

Call 508 947 1189 to talk with the Salvation Army Volunteer at the Meeting House Church about FOOD, FUEL ASSISTANCE, and CLOTHING VOUCHERS.

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St. Vincent de Paul

The Sacred Heart Food Pantry is located in the rear of the St Isidore Parish Hall, at 53 Oak Street, Middleboro.

Normal pantry hours

DayTime

First 4 Saturdays8:30 AM - 11:00 AM

First and third Wednesday8:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Second and fourth Wednesday4:00 PM - 6:30 PM

For more information, call the Pantry at 508-947-1717. Select option #2. Leave a message and a volunteer will contact you.

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