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Center for Modern Aging presents growth, new programs and AmeriCorps plan to Princeton council
Summary
The Center for Modern Aging Princeton (CMAP) reported a year of program expansion, new language-based groups, a social services team with on-site support, and plans to host an AmeriCorps cohort; council members praised the work and asked for more details about seniors' use of medical marijuana and AmeriCorps operations.
The Center for Modern Aging Princeton presented its annual report to the mayor and council on June 9, highlighting expanded programming, growing participation and plans to host an AmeriCorps cohort to support older adults.
Drew Dyson, executive director of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton, told the council the organization has broadened language-specific friendship and conversation groups and expanded social services and transportation support. He said the center registered 288 older adults in support groups, provided more than 1,100 hours of free social work or case-management support, and counted 594 Princeton residents in the Crosstown Transportation program. He also said the Evergreen Forum program serves roughly 1,200 students across two semesters.
Dyson said new and expanded groups formed in…
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