Press
July 21, 2011
Seniors Count Appoints Project Director
Seniors Count is pleased to announce that Melissa Murphy, of Dover, New Hampshire, will step into the role of Project Director. read more
June 18, 2010
Seniors Count Symposium, Neighbors Care: Let’s Make It Happen!Promotes Livable Communities for Manchester’s Frail Elderly.
Seniors Count, a community collaborative dedicated to improving the lives of frail seniors, hosted the 10th Annual Seniors Count Symposium to celebrate the successes of the many partners and learn about the concept of livable communities for Manchester’s frail elderly. read more
November 2, 2009
$1.2 Million Grant from the Administration on Aging Awarded to Seniors Count.
For many frail seniors, remaining at home as they age can prove to be difficult because there is currently little coordination among medical services, community living/social services and caregiver support. Read more But a recent grant for $1.2 million from the Administration on Aging to Easter Seals NH, the Fiscal Agent for Seniors Count, will change that for seniors in the greater Manchester area. read more
August 26, 2009
Help Local Elderly Prepare Their Homes for Winter: Grab a Rake and Join the Seniors Count Fall Clean Up Event
MANCHESTER, NH – The leaves are blowing and piling up everywhere. There are many senior citizens throughout the Queen City who own their own homes but are unable to perform routine yard work. read more
December 1, 2008
From Warming Centers to Warm Clothes, Queen City Seniors Will Get a Hand
MANCHESTER, NH – Between heating costs and New England’s raw winters, the coming months could present a real challenge to Manchester’s frail seniors. Through the collaborative efforts of Seniors Count the Salvation Army, Southern NH Services, and other organizations, there will be a numbers of options to help seniors the stay warm this winter. read more
June 20, 2008
NEIGHBORS CALLED KEY TO SENIOR'S HEALTH, New Hampshire Union Leader
BEDFORD, NH – A symposium of senior service organizations from the Manchester area yesterday called attention to the importance of strong, supportive neighborhoods for the health and happiness of older residents. read more
June 6, 2008
SUPPORT OF SENIORS A TOP COMMUNITY PRIORITY; Survey Details Need for Additional Services
MANCHESTER, NH – The vast majority of Queen City residents feel support of senior citizens is a top priority, but a surprising number do not feel their community is a good place for those who need help staying in their homes, according to a recent survey. read more