SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE - Plainville, CT
SENIOR RESOURCEGUIDEBRISTOL, BURLINGTON,PLAINVILLE & PLYMOUTHFUNDED THROUGH THE UNITED WAY OF WEST CENTRAL CONNECTICUT
This resource guide was compiled by Wheeler Clinic’s Senior EmotionalHealth Outreach Plus Care Program (SEHOP-CP). For updates orcorrections please call Alicia Diaz, Prevention Specialist at 860-793-2164.Know a senior who is having difficulty staying at home but doesn’t wantto move? Call SEHOP-CP, a United Way-funded, FREE, in-home caremanagement assessment program. SEHOP-CP will help provide in-homeservices that will allow seniors to stay in their homes longer. Staff fromConnecticut Community Care, Inc. will also assist seniors in applying forentitlement programs that they may be eligible for and will also makereferrals to in-home psychiatric nursing or social work services from theGreater Bristol VNA, if necessary, which will also be paid for by UnitedWay of West Central Connecticut.Special thanks to the following agencies and organizations which make up the Senior OversightAdvisory Committee that helped with this project. Alzheimer’s Resource Center of Connecticut, Social Services Department Asbury United Methodist Church, Bristol Bristol Community Organization, Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Bristol Housing Authority Calendar House Senior Center, Town of Southington First Baptist Church of Southington Nursing Care Center of Bristol, City of Bristol Department of Social Services Plainville Senior Citizen Center, Town of Plainville The Hospital of Central Connecticut at Bradley Memorial Hospital, Center for HealthyAging Town of Plainville Department of Social Services Town of Southington Department of Community ServicesUpdated: 12/091
Table of ContentsPage1. Bilingual Physicians.32. Care Management.43. Culturally-Specific Support.104. Disability Services.125. Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens and Meal Delivery.156. General Senior Resources.187. Grandparent Programs.228. Grief Support Groups.249. Hairdressers for Homebound Seniors.2610. Homebound and Delivery Services.2711. Housing .3112. Legal Aid (Elder Law Attorneys).3213. Medical Resources.3414. Mental Health Services.3915. National Health and Service Organizations.4516. Prescription Insurance Services.4817. Religious Organizations.4918. Resource Centers.5119. Senior Centers.5220. Social Services.5321. Transportation.5822. Websites and Phone Numbers for Senior Depression/Suicide and Related Information.6223. Index 642
Bi-Lingual PhysiciansDr. Jose EstelaInternal Medicine94 Bellevue AvenueBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-582-8764**Interpreters available for Spanish speaking patients.Dr. Nieves Hornbeck, M.D.Family PracticeSouthington Commons945 N. Queen StreetSouthington, CT 06489Telephone: 860-628-8054**Interpreters available for Spanish speaking patients.Dr. Li Zhu, M.D.Family Medicine SpecialistBurlington Primary Care292 Spielman HighwayBurlington, CT 06013Telephone: 860-673-3681**Interpreters available for Chinese speaking patients.Care Management3
Alzheimer’s Resource Center of Connecticut1261 South Main StreetPlantsville, CT 06479Telephone: 860-628-9000Contact Person: Front DeskServices Provided: Support groups, medical care and dementia specialist.Program Description: Alzheimer’s Resource Center is a 120 bed skilled nursing facilityfor dementia clients. There is also a 13 bed assisted living unit for dementia clients andadult day care for community residents that suffer from dementia. Support groupsinclude: family support groups every 4th Wednesday of the month at 10:00 a.m., spousalsupport group every Thursday at 10:00 a.m., and a daughters’ support group everyTuesday at 5:30 p.m.The Greater Bristol Visiting Nurse Association, Inc.195 Maltby StreetBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-583-1644Website: http://www.bristolvna.orgContact Person: Intake Department-Joanne Collin / Lorie StevensServices Provided: Counseling and Medical CareOther Languages Provided: PolishProgram Description: Medicare/Medicaid State Licensed Home Health Care Agency.Skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, home healthaide, medical social worker and Home maker, Companions. Psychiatric home nursingvisits, including monitoring of medication. Hospice care, and emergency Alert SystemHome Telemonitoring.Town of Burlington200 Spielman HighwayBurlington, CT 06013Telephone: 860-673-6789 Extensions 218 or 208Contact Person: JoAnn McBrienEmail: mcbrien.j@burlingtonct.usServices Provided: Food Pantry, Transportation, Help Filling out Forms, EnergyAssistance, Vision and Dental Assistance, and referrals.4
Connecticut Center for Healthy AgingThe Hospital of Central Connecticut at Bradley Memorial Hospital81 Meriden AvenueSouthington, CT 06489Telephone: 860-276-5293 or Toll Free 1-800-273-0078The Hospital of Central Connecticut at New Britain General100 Grand StreetNew Britain, CT 06050Telephone: 860-224-5278 orToll Free: 1-877-4AGING1 (877-424-4641)Website: http://www.cthealthyaging.org/Contact Person: Lisa Leitao, Senior Resource CoordinatorServices Provided: Case Management and other services(Also see information under Medical Resources)The Connecticut Center for Healthy Aging is a resource and assessment center designedto enhance access to services and information related to attaining optimal quality of lifefor seniors and their caregivers. The Center will provide resource materials such asbrochures, periodicals, books, tapes, compact discs and digital video discs on topicsrelated to aging including caring for our elders. Internet access will be provided as part ofthe resource library at the Center. The Center will sponsor educational and trainingprograms for caregivers, elders, and family members on topics of interest to the audiencebeing served. **Interpreters available for Spanish and Italian speaking clients.Connecticut Community Care, Inc.43 Enterprise DriveBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-589-6226Website: http://www.ctcommunitycare.org/Contact Person: Charlene BreenServices Provided: Care Management, In-home assessments, and coordination of homeservices.Program Description: Connecticut Community Care is a private, non-profit organizationproviding care management services to older adults, care givers, and adults withdisabilities. The program provides a variety of services including, but not limited to, inhome assessments, homemaker, personal care, transportation, adult day services,medication management, etc. to clients who meet the age, financial and criticalrequirements for the Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders. These services areprovided at no cost or on a sliding fee scale, depending on the client’s financialsituation. Private-pay care management services through Care Management Associatesare also available, including in-home assessments, coordination and monitoring ofservices, personal chef services, money management, Personal Assistant services, andfamily and bereavement counseling.5
Day-Break Adult Day Services290 Farmington Ave.Plainville, CT 06062Telephone: 860-678-9778Contact Person: Nicole Cantu, Office ManagerServices Provided: Counseling, Support Groups, Transportation, and Help with fillingout forms and Medical Care.Program Description: Day-Break affords participants the potential to prevent prematurenursing home placement and institutionalization by providing the luxury of remaining athome with caregivers or family while spending their days under our medical supervision,enjoying our therapeutic/recreational programs, and receiving nutritionally balancedmeals and snacks. Daily attendance at the center reduces the isolation and loneliness ofour seniors throughout the day. Day-Break also provides the family and caregivers withrespite, stress relief, and the confidence of knowing their loved ones are receiving thevery best of care.Family Care PlusTelephone: 860-214-7625Website: www.FamilyCare-Plus.comContact Person: Paul Baker, Care CoordinatorServices Provided: 24 Hour Live-in CareProgram Description: Family Care plus provides 24 hr Live-in care. Home HealthAides, Certified Nurses Aides, and Personal Care Assistants will assistance in daily livingsuch as personal hygiene, cooking, house cleaning, and medicine remindersFranciscan Life Center271 Finch AvenueMeriden, CT 06451Telephone: 203-237-8084Website: http://www.flcenter.orgHours of Operation: M-TH 9:00 am-9:00 pm., Fri 9:00 am-5:30 pmContact Person: ReceptionistServices Provided: CounselingLanguages other than English: Polish and American Sign Language.Program Description: A home health care agency offering: care of the sick, end of lifecare, home healer aides, as well as, physical, speech, and occupational therapist.6
Komanetsky Estates81 Grove AvenueBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-585-1236Contact Person: Linda CollinsServices Provided: Congregate HousingProgram Description: Komanetsky Estates is a Congregate Housing facility forindependent seniors aged 62 or older. Komanetsky has 42 efficiency, and 2 one-bedroomapartments. Each unit has a living/bedroom area, bathroom, and kitchen. Amenitiesinclude one meal per day prepared by our own chef, weekly light-housekeeping, andlaundry facilities on each floor, community room with computer lab, on-site parking, andguest parking. Activities include exercise classes, therapeutic massages, blood pressureclinics, movies, bingo, and special events. The Bristol Senior Center is adjacent to theproperty for additional recreation activities.Interim HealthCare ServicesTelephone: 860-677-0005Website: www.interimhealthcare.comContact Person: Intake DepartmentServices Provided: Medical social work counseling, help with housing, help with fillingout forms, medical care, homemakers, companions and home health aides.Program Description: Interim HealthCare has been serving the community for over 36years and is a state certified licensed Medicare/Medicaid Home Health Care Agency.Interim HealthCare provides Behavioral, Cardiac, Wound Care, Medical/SurgicalNursing and Rehabilitation Services. Our Rehabilitation Services include Physical,Occupational and Speech Therapy. Interim HealthCare also provides Medical SocialServices in the community. The agency can also provide Home Health Aides,Companions/Homemakers, on an hourly or as- needed basis, and Live-In help is alsoavailable. **Interpreters available for Spanish speaking clients.Mulberry Gardens58 Mulberry StreetPlantsville, CT 06479Telephone: 860-276-1020Website: http://www.mulberrygardens.orgContact Person: Marie TerzakServices Provided: Support Groups, Transportation, Help with Housing, Medical CareProgram Description: Mulberry Gardens is a non profit Alzheimer’s Assisted Living andan Adult Day Care community. We offer a full complement of services including 24 hourcare, elegant dining, housekeeping, scheduled transportation, and recreational programs.**Interpreters available for Polish speaking clients.7
Nancy DickensPrivate DutyTelephone: 860-617-0330Contact Person: Nancy DickensServices Provided: Certified Nurses Aide/ Companion, 24 hour Care or Hourly Care,transportation, light house cleaning, and help with filling out forms.Towns Served: All of ConnecticutProgram Description: Certified Nurses Aide/ Companion, 24 hour Care or Hourly, andIn-home hair dressing services (please see information under Hairdressing Services).Plainville Health Care Center269 Farmington Ave.Plainville, CT 06062Telephone: 860-747-1637Contact Person: Michelle Olson (Admissions Director)Services Provided: Counseling while living in the facility, help with housing, help withfiling out forms while living in the facility, and medical care.Prudence Crandall Center, Inc.PO Box 895New Britain, CT 06050Telephone: 860-583-6272Contact Person: Jackie Coney, Violence Intervention Advocate (Bristol office)Services Provided: Counseling, Support Groups, Domestic Violence Advocacy,24 Hour Crisis Hotline, Emergency Shelter in a safe, undisclosed and supportiveenvironment, information, and referrals.Shady Oaks Assisted Living LLC334 Stevens StreetBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-583-1526Contact Person: Ron Belanger (Marketing Director)Services Provided: Medication monitoring, assistance with daily activities, 24-houronsite healthcare staff, 24-hour emergency response, Adult day care, Rehabilitationtherapy; OT PT, Diabetic management, Restorative therapy, and one on one program,etc.Program Description: A family owned assisted living warm and friendly facility.Shady Oaks offers a home-like community for seniors to live as independent as theychoose.8
Southington Care Center45 Meriden Ave.Southington, CT 06489Telephone: 860-621-9559Website: http://www.southingtoncare.org/Contact Person: Donna BelangerServices Provided: Skilled nursing facility, short-term rehabilitation, medical care, andsenior fitness exercise program for community seniors.Program Description: Southington Care is a skilled nursing facility that specializes inquality long-term care as well as short-term rehabilitation. Other programs include seniorfitness and outpatient rehabilitation.**Interpreters available for Italian and Polish speaking clients.The Pines at Bristol, Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation61 Bellevue Ave.Bristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-589-1682Contact Person: Terry JonesServices Provided: Medical CareProgram Description: Skilled nursing services for short stay and/or long term.**Interpreters available for Spanish and French speaking clients.The Orchards of Southington34 Hobart StreetSouthington, CT 06489Telephone: 860-628-5656 or Toll Free 1-888-340-2775Website: http://www.southingtonorchards.org/Contact Person: Katie MavrielloServices Provided: Low-vision support groups, independent and assisted livingProgram Description: The Orchards at Southington is a nonprofit senior livingcommunity offering independent and assisted living services.9
Culturally-Specific SupportCambodian Volunteer Translators and DriversTelephone: 860-583-0295 or 860-585-9825Contact Person: Pong Me or Sovanath KhutOther Languages Spoken: Khamer (Cambodian)Catholic Charities Refugee Office and Family Services125 Market St, Suite 2Hartford, CT 06103Website:http://www.ccaoh.org/Our Services/Mig refugee/Mig refugee.htmTelephone: (860) 548-0059Program Description: We provide comprehensive resettlement services designed tofacilitate the refugees' acculturation into their new life of freedom here in the UnitedStates and to assist them to become self-sufficient members of society, usually withinfour months of their arrival in the United States.Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center335 Bloomfield AvenueWest Hartford CT 06117Telephone: 860-236-4571, Senior and Adult Services DepartmentWebsite: http://www.ghjcc.orgContact Person: Nancy Bacall, Director, E-Mail: nbaca@ghjcc.orgProgram Description: The JCC offers a full range of quality, year-round activities,classes, programs and special events designed to enrich your mind, body, and spirit. TheJCC is a community and cultural center, a school, a health club, a summer camp, a swimand racquet club, an arts center and much more for all ages and interests. The JCC iscommitted to enriching your life and the lives of your family. The JCC reaches out to thewhole community with programs and activities and YOU BELONG HERE!Lao Association of Connecticut, Inc.P.O. Box 330513West Hartford, CT 06133Telephone: 860-523-8340Contact Person: Howard PhengsomphoneServices Provided: Counseling, support groups and help filing out formsProgram Description: The Lao Association is a grass-root, community-based, nonprofit organization that provides referral services for our elderly person when the needarrives. The Lao Association gets together at least once a month on Sunday, at thetemple, to discuss the need of our community. The Lao Association can be a gateway to10
the Laotian-American community in Connecticut and a link to the Laotian AmericanNational Organization in the USA.**Interpreters available for Lao and Thai speaking clients.Pakistani American Association of Connecticut PAACTTelephone: 860-478-2992Website: WWW.PAACT2000.ORGE-Mail: Exec PAACT@yahoogroups.comProgram Description: Pakistani American Association of Connecticut is a voluntarymass organization of ALL Pakistanis regardless of their residential status, socioeconomic standing, political, ethnic, or sectarian sensibilities. Its primary function is toprovide a focus for organizing the social and cultural life of our community. Onoccasions, when a general consensus exists within the community, it works for and takespublic positions on issues of interest to the community. Constitutionally, it is ademocratic and egalitarian grouping of equals and does not entertain any classificationsamongst its members on any basis whatsoever. It engages in social, cultural, andeducational programs under the authority of the general body and under theprovisions of its constitution, in order to serve Pakistanis in particular, and the Americansociety in general.Southeast Asian Elder Adult Program80 Jefferson StreetHartford, CT 06106Telephone: 860-527-1124 ext. 691Contact Person: Vieng TranServices Provided: Food pantry, counseling, support groups, transportation, help withhousing, help with filling out forms and translation.Program Description: Our support group is aimed to help anyone who has questions orwants to learn about Alzheimer’s and any other needs of services related to Alzheimer’s.**Interpreters available for Lao and Thai speaking clients.11
Disability ServicesConnecticut State Library for the Blind and PhysicallyHandicapped198 West StreetRocky Hill, CT 06067Telephone: 860-721-2020 or Toll Free 1-800-842-4516Website: http://www.cslib.org/lbph.htmContact Person: No specific personServices Provided: Audio and Braille books and magazines for the blind and physicallyHandicappedProgram Description: This service lends books and magazines in Braille or recordedformats along with the necessary playback equipment, FREE, for any Connecticut adultor child who is unable to read regular print due to a visual or physical disability. Allmaterials are mailed to and from library patrons by postage-free mail.**Interpreters available for Spanish speaking clients.Central Connecticut Para transit ServicesTelephone: 860-589-7820Voice/TTY: 860-589-6950Contact Person: John C. Tricarico, Transportation Assistant Email: john@ccrpa.orgServices Provided: Transportation (Disabled Only)Program Description: Transportation for persons with disabilities residing in Bristol,Plainville, Kensington and New Britain. (SEE TRANSPORTATION FOR MOREINFORMATION)City of Bristol Assessor’s Office111 North Main StreetBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-584-6240Service provided: Tax relief or exemption information and assistance for State ofConnecticut Homeowners and Renters who are Veterans, Blind, and Handicapped/SocialSecurity Disabled.12
Connecticut Commission for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired67 Prospect AvenueWest Hartford, CT 06017Telephone: 800-708-6796Voice/TTY: 860-231-8169TTY/TDD Interpreting Services: 860-231-1690Emergency Interpreting Services (after hours): 860-231-7623Website: http://www.state.ct.us/cdhi/Contact Person: Diane WixtedServices Provided: Counseling, help with filling out forms and case management.Other Languages Provided: American Sign LanguageProgram Description: CDHI provides interpreting and counseling services for deaf andhard of hearing people as well as the hearing community who live and work withindividuals with hearing loss.Connecticut Women with Disabilities Network60 B Weston StreetHartford, CT 06120Telephone: 860-297-4375TTY: 860-297-4380Connecticut Center for Healthy AgingLow Vision Rehabilitation ProgramTelephone: 860-276-5293Services provided: Outpatient Rehabilitation, Occupational Therapy, Support Groupsand Home Care Nursing Services for people with low vision.Program description: Low vision rehabilitation is a collaborative program for peoplewith low vision. If you or someone you know has Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma,Diabetic Retinopathy or cataracts you could benefit from an evaluation to enhanceeveryday living, call your physician for a referral. Please call CT Center for HealthyAging at 860-276-5293 for more information about the collaborative program.13
State of Connecticut Board of Education and Services for theBlindAdult Service Division184 Windsor Ave.Windsor, CT 06095Telephone: 860-602-4000 ext. 4113 or Toll Free 1-800-842-4510Voice/TTY: 860-602-4221Website: http://www.besb.state.ct.us/Contact Person: Priscilla Williams (x 4113)Services Provided: Social work services, referrals, rehabilitation, teaching emphasizingactivities of daily living, travel training assistance orientation, and mobility.Program Description: The Adult Services Division of BESB provides intake andreferral services for legally blind adult residents of Connecticut, as well as, rehabilitationteaching emphasizing activities of daily living, maximizing residual low vision, traveltraining by orientation, and mobility specialists.**Interpreters available for Spanish speaking clients.The Bristol Adult Resource Center, Inc.621 Jerome Ave.Bristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-582-9102 Ext. 125Website: www.bristolarc.orgContact Person: Rosemarie Cassin,Program Description: The Bristol Adult Resource Center is a private non-profit CARFaccredited, United Way agency that provides services to people with disabilities in thegreater Bristol area. Our Day Support Options Program provides opportunities forparticipants to engage in a variety of social recreational and leisure activities. Personswith intellectual disabilities must be referred by the Department of Mental Retardation.The Arc of Southington, Inc.201 West Main StreetPlantsville, CT 06479Telephone: 860-628-9220, Ext. 14Website: http://www.arcsouthington.org/Contact Person: Sandra AmatoServices Provided: Recreational, housing, and advocacyProgram Description: The Arc of Southington is an advocacy agency and a serviceprovider serving area communities. It meets the needs of its clients with group homes,supported apartments, individualized support, adult recreation, information, referrals andeducation.14
Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens and Meal DeliveryBread For Life76 North Main StreetSouthington, CT 06489Telephone: 860-276-8389Contact Person: Pastor KauffmanServices Provided: Soup kitchen and food pantryProgram Description: Bread for Life serves a hot, nutritious meal Monday – Fridayfrom noon till 12:45 at the Masonic Hall, 76 Main Street, Southington, CT 06489. Thefood bank is open on Tuesday and Friday from 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., but you must call276-8389 for a time.Town of Burlington200 Spielman HighwayBurlington, CT 06013Telephone: 860-673-6789 Extensions 218 or 208Contact Person: JoAnn McBrienEmail: mcbrien.j@burlingtonct.usServices Provided: Food Pantry, Transportation, Help Filling out Forms, EnergyAssistance, Vision and Dental Assistance, and referrals.Christian Fellowship Center, Inc.43 Prospect StreetBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-589-0662Website: http://www.cfcstorehouse.org/Contact Person: Janet, Michelle or DollyServices Provided: Soup kitchen, food pantry, counseling, and support groups.Program Description: Food pantry is open 9:30-12:00. You need a photo identificationand income verification. Soup kitchen is open Saturday’s and Sunday’s 1:00-2:30. Weoffer free counseling by appointment. The Center holds support groups that you need toregister for and pay a fee for the workbook.**Interpreters available for Spanish speaking clients.15
Meals on WheelsTelephone: 860-229-7700Website: .htmContact Person: Judy NimroServices Provided: Congregate dining and delivery to homebound seniors in Bristol,Plainville, Southington, Terryville, New Britain and Berlin.Program Description: Meals on wheels works in two parts. The first part is congregatedining open M-F in the areas listed below. Requirements are that you are 60 and reserveyour meal one day in advance. The schedule for the congregate meals times and placesfor the local areas are as follows:BristolPlace: Bristol Senior Center CaféAddress: 240 Stafford AvenueLunch Served: at 12:00 pmContact Person: BarbaraOffice Hours: 10:00-1:00, MondayFridayPhone: 860-582-5928PlainvillePlymouthPlace: Cook’s Home Health centerAddress: 81 Hillside AvenueContact Person: Rae Anne MartinPhone: 860-283-0060Place:PantriesPlainvilleSenior Center*FoodContinuedAddress: 200 East StreetLunch Served: at 12:00 pmPhone: 860-747-5728The second part of Meals on Wheels is home delivery of meals for homebound services.For more information please see the Homebound Services section of this booklet.Plainville Community Food Pantry, Inc.54 South Canal StreetPlainville, CT 06062Telephone: 860-747-1919Website: http://www.thefoodpantry.net/Contact Person: Susie WoerzServices Provided: Food, energy assistance, clothing, crisis intervention and referralservices.Program Description: The Plainville Community Food Pantry is a non profit outreachagency that provides food, energy assistance, clothing, crisis intervention and referralservices to individuals in need.16
Plymouth Community Food Pantry:20 Dewey AveTerryville, CT 06786Telephone: 860-584-1750Contact Person: Erin Kennedy DirectorServices Provided: Food Pantry, home delivery and referral center.Program Description: A food Pantry and home delivery for seniors, provides referrals.Open Mondays – Friday 10-12p.m., and second Tuesday of each month 5-7p.m.Saint Vincent DePaul Society of Bristol, Inc. Homeless Shelter19 Jacobs StreetBristol, CT 06011-1922Telephone: 860-589-0702Contact Person: Monitor on DutyServices Provided: Temporary Homeless ResidenceProgram Description: The Society offers a 25 bed emergency shelter for men, womenand children. The Society provides a safe, stable base; offering food, shelter, showersand case-management services, enabling the homeless to get and keep a job and childrenthe opportunity to return to school. Providing relief from the emotional and moralviolence that often accompanies homelessness.Salvation Army Soup Kitchen19 Stern RoadBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-583-4651Contact Person: Marge Rivera/Alice HunterServices Provided: Soup kitchen and food pantry.Program Description: Soup kitchen hours are Monday-Friday, 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.Food Pantry hours are Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m.-1:30p.m. Call for an appointmentBread Program hours are Monday-Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.-2:30p.m.Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Soup Kitchen27 Judd StreetBristol, CT 06010Telephone: 860-589-7744Website: http://www.bristolzion.org/index.phpContact Person: Shirley DickauServices Provided: Soup Kitchen, food pantry, and Thanksgiving distribution of turkeysand food baskets. Christmas Day dinner (at our site or delivered), and Easter Day dinner(delivered).Program Description: “Meals for the Needy” is a multi-faceted program that assistspeople in the greater Bristol area with food and related needs.17
General Senior ResourcesAARPTelephone: 1-800-OUR-AARP (1-800-687-2277)Website: http://www.aarp.org/Services Provided: Informing members and the public on issues important to this agegroup; advocating on legislative, consumer and legal issues; promoting communityservice; offering a wide range of special products and services to membersProgram Description: With over 35 million members, AARP is the leading nonprofit,nonpartisan membership organization for people age 50 and over in the United States.The group is known for providing a host of services to this ever-growing segment of thepopulation. Membership in AARP is open to any person age 50 or above. U.S.citizenship is not a requirement for membership; over 40,000 members live outside theUnited States. People also do not have to be retired to join. The schedule for meetingtimes in your area is listed below.Chapter Name: PlainvilleChapter Number: 004146Meeting Place:VFWNorthwest DrivePlainville, CT 06062Meeting Days:3rd WednesdayMeeting Times:1:00 PMClosed During:July/AugustChapter Name: Plainville EveningChapter Number: 005106Meeting Place:20 Still Wood DrivePlainville, CT 06062Meeting Days:2nd TuesdayMeeting Times:7:00 PMClosed During:July/AugustTown of Burlington200 Spielman HighwayBurlington, CT 06013Telephone: 860-673-6789 Extensions 218 or 208Contact Person: JoAnn McBrienEmail: mcbrien.j@burlingtonct.usServices Provided: Food Pantry, Transportation, Help Filling out Forms, EnergyAssistance, Vision and Dental Assistance, and referrals.18
Catholic Charities, (formerly Catholic Family Services)90 Franklin SquareNew Britain, CT 06051OR440C North Main StreetBristol, CT 06010Telephone: Bristol: 860-589-8662New Britain: 860-225-3561Toll-Free: 1-800-547-1452Contact Person: Dolores Griffin, LCSWServices Provided: Training on how to use computers.Program Description: The Seniors Bridging the Digital Gap program, expands theopportunities for growth and
81 Meriden Avenue Southington, CT 06489 Telephone: 860-276-5293 or Toll Free 1-800-273-0078 The Hospital of Central Connecticut at New Britain General 100 Grand Street New Britain, CT 06050 . Franciscan Life Center 271 Finch Avenue Meriden
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Plainville, originally a part of Farmington, was first settled in 1657 and incorporated as a separate town in July 1869. The town covers 9.6 square miles. It is located 14 miles southwest of Hartford and located between the cities of Bristol and New Britain. It has easy access to major state and federal highways in central CT. Being
