Volunteer Appreciation

"Planting the Seeds of Kindness"

     In the midst of the state and federal budget cuts, high unemployment, and generally sagging economy, Coastline would be lost without its strong group of dedicated and committed volunteers. Coastline volunteers are absolutely vital to the success of Coastline’s programs and mission.

     That is why we are incredibly proud to report that in 2010, our volunteers donated 74, 803 hours of their time saving taxpayers an estimated $1.9 million in paid labor while helping hundreds of local elderly and children.

     And to say thank you, we have invited our volunteers to a Volunteer Luncheon at the Hawthorne Country Club on April 29th.

     If you are interested in volunteering at Coastline, there are several different opportunities. The Money Management Program volunteers help individuals organize their finances and stay on top of their bills. The Foster Grandparent volunteers work in classrooms and day cares assisting and mentoring children. Volunteers also deliver meals to the elderly and help with office work and special events. There is a place for everyone.

April Is the Cruelest Month?

Dear Colleagues,

T.S. Eliot began his 1922 poem The Waste Land with the phrase:  “April is the cruelest month” and said “I will show you fear in a handful of dust.”

This month’s issue of the AT HOME newsletter certainly has its share of dust. Actions by the Governor and by Congress threaten to convert programs for needy people into dust.
But in April, Eliot also promised “lilacs out of the dead land.” We have stories of new promises greening: a new ‘Money Follows the Person’ grant, plus a new report issued on end-of-life care.
Here are some of this month’s stories from the AT HOME newsletter:

  1. Governor Patrick Backs Off Rate Cuts for Elderly/Disabled—For Now 
  2. Congress Funds The Federal Government Two Weeks At A Time
  3. Senator Dick Moore Says: “Shame on Us” Over Adult Day Health Cuts
  4.  The CLASS Act: Will Everbody Get In The Pool?
  5. State Gets $110 Million For Money Follows the Person
  6. Governors Don’t Want to Maintain Effort For Medicaid Programs
  7. State Submits Plans For New Managed Care Plan For Medicare/Medicaid Recipients
  8. Menino Names New Commmissioner of Elderly Affairs
  9. End of Life Care Report Released

Click to view At Home – April 2011 

Al Norman
Editor
Mass Home Care

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