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Peabody TRIAD Council

The Peabody TRIAD Council meets once a month and works diligently to present their programs to all Peabody seniors and to develop & implement programs which enrich and protect the day-to-day living of all the seniors in our community. These programs are currently being presented at various venues, including Senior Housing.

TRIAD events have been held at the following sites this past month for information and distribution of TRIAD materials.

Tuesday, May 2^nd11 am in the Eastman Park
Wednesday, May 10^th11 am at Tannery II, 12 Crowninshield 

Tuesday, May 16^th 11 am in the Wilson Terrace Community 

Tuesday, May 30^th 11 am Bresnahan Street 

Wednesday, May 31^st11 am at Peabody House, 18 Walnut 

Wednesday, June 7^th 11 am at Seaglitz, 75 Central Street 

Free lunch was provided by the Peabody Council on Aging

Guest speakers included:

• Leona Kaplan who discussed the City of Peabody and what it means to be an Age Friendly Community

• Carol Pallazolla was there from Element Care to discuss complete care through PACE 

There was food, drinks, raffles, give-a-ways and more!! 

If you missed out on this event, please watch our blog page for upcoming events as we progress with the global network of age friendly communities. 

Maryanne Pierce, Peabody Council on Aging, Social Services Coordinator
Richard Nelson, Deputy Fire Chief, Fire Awareness
Leona Kaplan discussed the City of Peabody and what it means to be an Age Friendly Community
Carol Pallazolla was there from Element Care to discuss complete care through PACE

Lanna Walsh, Service Coordinator
Danielle Intem, North Shore Elder Service Intern
Joseph Mendonca PCOA TRIAD Chairperson

Peabody TRIAD Council

The Peabody TRIAD Council meets once a month and works diligently to present their programs to all Peabody seniors and to develop & implement programs which enrich and protect the day-to-day living of all the seniors in our community. These programs are currently being presented at various venues, including Senior Housing.

TRIAD events have been held at the following sites for information and distribution of TRIAD materials.

• Tuesday, April 11^th 11 am at Fairweather Apartments 

• Tuesday, April 18^th 11 am in the Rockdale Park 

• Tuesday, April 25^th 11 am at Penelope Apartments 

On April 12, 2017 the City of Peabody was presented a plaque upon joining the global network of age friendly communities. 

Watch the presentation here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Znw4P-rHyp8

Guest Speakers:

Maryanne Pierce, Peabody Council on Aging, Social Services Coordinator
Richard Nelson, Deputy Fire Chief, Fire Awareness
Leona Kaplan discussed the City of Peabody and what it means to be an Age Friendly Community
Carol Pallazolla was there from Element Care to discuss complete care through PACE

Lanna Walsh, Service Coordinator
Danielle Intem, North Shore Elder Service Intern
Joseph Mendonca PCOA TRIAD Chairperson

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The Peabody TRIAD Council meets once a month and works diligently to present their programs to all Peabody seniors and to develop & implement programs which enrich and protect the day-to-day living of all the seniors in our community. These programs are currently being presented at various venues, including Senior Housing.

TRIAD events have been held at the following sites for information and distribution of TRIAD materials.

• Monday February 27th at Fairweather Apartments, 20 Central St

• Monday March 13th at Penelope, 98 Central Street

• Tuesday April 4th at Connolly Terrace

Guest Speakers:

Maryanne Pierce, Peabody Council on Aging, Social Services Coordinator
Richard Nelson, Deputy Fire Chief, Fire Awareness
Leona Kaplan discussed the City of Peabody and what it means to be an Age Friendly Community
Carol Pallazolla was there from Element Care to discuss complete care through PACE

Lanna Walsh, Service Coordinator
Danielle Intem, North Shore Elder Service Intern
Joseph Mendonca PCOA TRIAD Chairperson

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FILL-IN-THE-BLANKS LIFE STORY

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Complete this life story for yourself, for a family member, as a project with your grandchildren or mail it to Sheila to share on our Legacy Project Blog page http://pcoaseniorconnection.blogspot.com/?view=magazine

GENERATIONS SCRAPBOOK

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This mini-scrapbook gives children a sense of their family history and allows them to compare generations. You can use individual sheets on their own or combine all the sheets into a Generations Scrapbook booklet. It can be a project children, parents, and/or grandparents/grandfriends complete together.

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