Winchendon Council on Aging adopts revised mission statement after consultant guidance. The board unanimously approved the new mission, which frames the COA as building an age-friendly community while maintaining the Murdock School as a valued community resource, with the agency working in
Winchendon Council on Aging updates Mission Statement, advances grant-funded programs. The COA met June 11 with consultant Jane LaPointe to modernize the organization's 20-year-old Mission Statement, with 14 members present. The Robinson Broadhurst Foundation awarded $34,481 to support an ADA
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
Winchendon Council on Aging approves minutes, plans strategic updates. The board unanimously approved minutes from the March 5, 2026 meeting and the director's report, with President Judy Mizhir presiding. Members discussed the board's role in the Livable Winchendon initiative and outlined plans to
Council on Aging establishes subgroup for Age-Friendly North Central MA planning. The board received a presentation from Chelsey Patriss, Executive Director of the Community Health Network for North Central Massachusetts, regarding the Age-Friendly North Central MA Plan, which engages 27
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