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Mission Statement

BayPath's mission is to be a trusted partner in providing an array of services and programs to older adults, caregivers, and persons with disabilities to support their independence and dignity.

Description

BayPath Elder Services, Inc. offers home care and related services enabling people to live independently and comfortably in their homes while promoting their well-being and dignity. Founded in 1977 as a nonprofit corporation, BayPath has over 30 years of experience serving and advocating for the needs of older citizens. A s a designated Massachusetts Aging Services Access Point, we depend upon state and federal contracts as well as private donations to provide vital services such as: care management, homemaking, home-delivered meals, health promotion activities and more.

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http://www.baypath.org

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by Marilyn D. from Ashland, MA (June 1, 2016)
It is very rewarding to both the recipient of the meals and the driver/deliverer. The contact with people is amazing; their appreciation is amazing; it is a win/win day for all!
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by Sue P. (May 31, 2016)
I have delivered Meals on Wheels for the past 3 years. It has been a wonderful experience bring a meal to elderly people, many of whom live alone. For some, I might be the only person they see all day so chatting for a few minutes seems to brighten their day as well as mine. The time commitment is only about an hour or so a week and to start I went out with an experienced driver one time. I have also worked in the kitchen putting the meals together to be sent out to people's homes as well as for those coming to the Senior Center for a congregant meal. You can really get to know some of the people who come to the SC. The work is easy and takes about 3 hours. I would highly recommend volunteering for Meals on Wheels.
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by Nina S. from Marlborough, MA (June 2, 2011)
Prior to becoming the Assistant Director for the program I was a volunteer for 10 years. The work I did as a volunteer was rewarding. I informed residents of their rights and assisted families with concerns at area nursing homes. The director, Mary Brooks has provided support and taught me strategies in mediating concerns for our residents in long term care settings.
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by Judy V. (December 11, 2008)
As a volunteer ombudsman for BayPath, I received a 3 day training by the state and continue to receive guidance and support in this role from Mary Brooks, the director of the BayPath program. I view my role as a privilege and get much more from my contacts with the nursing home residents than I give. To be able to assist them as their advocate to improve the quality of their lives when necessary is rewarding and usually not a difficult process. Guidance from Mary is always available and I am well mentored by her. I highly recommend joining this great team of volunteer ombudsmen. Besides visiting a long-term care facility once a week, we meet as a group monthly for a 2 hour meeting. If you have 8-10 hours a month to spare, I can't recommend a better place to share your talents.
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