PACE-RI recently received a $10,000 grant from Eastern Bank to assist with our COVID-19 related expenses. The funds will allow us to provide each of our frail elder participants with protective and sanitation equipment in their own homes. Nearly all of our participants have fixed income so purchasing hand...
PACE-RI and Riverzedge bring together youth and seniors to beautify Woonsocket Funded by the Rhode Island Council on the Arts, the two nonprofit organizations continue to make the city more welcoming and livable PACE-RI today was joined by Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt as they unveiled a new mural in collaboration...
NBC 10 invited PACE to talk about the program’s advantages as an alternative to nursing homes. You can view the full story here: Link Here!
The Providence Journal ran a feature on PACE-RI’s handling of the coronavirus! Check out what we’re doing to keep elders in our community safe at home! Link Here!
The PACE-RI leadership team was able to formally express its appreciation for our front line health care workers this week. Their response was moving and I wanted to share one of the notes I received: I am not the type of person who looks for recognition in any aspect...
Holiday music, gift advertising and store sales would have you think this time of year is full of happiness. Yet not everyone associates the holidays with joy. This can be especially true for older adults who have faced the loss of loved ones, experience challenges living a full life...