Council on Aging approves prior minutes and director's report.
The Winchendon Council on Aging unanimously approved prior minutes and the Director's Report at its May 28 meeting, with Miranda Jennings reporting strong program growth including a successful Health Fair and expansion of the Taste of Home lunch initiative. The Council received a $34,481 Robinson
Council on Aging · Meeting of May 28, 2026
WINCHENDON — The Winchendon Council on Aging unanimously approved prior minutes and the Director's Report at its May 28 meeting, with Miranda Jennings reporting strong program growth including a successful Health Fair and expansion of the Taste of Home lunch initiative. The Council received a $34,481 Robinson Broadhurst Foundation grant to fund an ADA accessible Community Connector vehicle ($20,481), expand lunch programming ($10,000), and launch digital literacy instruction ($4,000). April transportation data showed 1,309 completed rides out of 2,414 requests, representing a 170 percent increase in completed monthly rides since June 2025.
The Council is modernizing its 20-year-old Mission Statement while strengthening volunteer pathways and Senior Center participation.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of May 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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