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wmrttung better for hit* own “jmlden veur^*.'* Morwivwt hi* wtuitwi to stay in hit* comfortable house. “surrounded by the people and in the commumty t love.'* It was* thinking about how to do this and reading a timely AARP mujiuzme article that led to hie discovery of a Boston-bused organisation. Beacon Hill VlUajte. that helps people remain in their hornet* at* they a$ce. “That's for me.“ he thought.
The innovative Village model pioneered lirst in Boston's Beacon Hill ororinated with neighbor?* who like Lew it* wanted to jrrow old in familiar surround' irqts and to make that possible for others, even after transportation and household chores became difttcult or dangerous. The core concept of the Village is that, for a yearly foe. members can call a telephone number to receive assistance or plan activities while remaining in their own homes. Though volunteers of all ages provide some services that are included in a yearly foe t for example, “look-in1* services, planned transportation.
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