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Dedham Council on Aging and Senior Center

Email: cdaly@dedham-ma.gov

Phone: 781-751-9495 

The Dedham Council on Aging, based at the Ames Senior Center, provides programs, services, and resources to enhance the quality of life for adults 55 and over. The center offers activities, wellness programs, social events, and support services designed to promote independence, health, and community engagement for seniors.

MA Office of Aging and Independence

Email: information.resources@mass.gov

Phone: 617-727-7750 

The MA Office of Aging and Independence provides aging-related resources, tools, and support through a network of regional non-profit agencies and municipal agencies across the state. The Agency partners with providers, caregivers, and older adults in Massachusetts to help individuals live and thrive throughout the aging process.

HESSCO (Health & Social Services Consortium, Inc.)

Phone: 781-784-4944 
HESSCO is a non-profit organization serving older adults, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers in Norfolk County. It provides essential services like home care, nutrition programs, caregiver support, and protective services to help individuals live independently and with dignity.

MA Home Care Program

Phone: 800-243-4636

The Home Care Program provides care management, care coordination, advocacy, education, and in-home and community support services for adults 60+, people with disabilities, and people under age 60 living with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia.  

Ethos

Phone: 617-522-6700

Ethos is a nonprofit organization helping elderly and disabled individuals live at home. Serving people in and around Boston, Ethos provides a wide range of affordable, high-quality services and support at home and in the community.


This guide was created and is maintained in collaboration with the Dedham Public Library and the Dedham Human Rights Commission, with support from funds provided by Dedham Savings. The inclusion of these resources is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement by the Dedham Public Library, the Dedham Human Rights Commission, or Dedham Savings.