| Our mission | Inspired by Jewish values, 2Life Communities welcomes seniors from all backgrounds and enables aging in communities of engagement, connection and purpose by: Providing superior housing that is broadly affordable. Continually evolving support services to meet the needs of our diverse residents as they age. Building connections and community within our walls and in our surrounding neighborhoods. Promoting aging in community as a first choice. |
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Friends of 2Life Communities
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Armchair Travel SeriesArmchair Travel Series in which volunteers “take” residents all over the world from the comfort and safety of their homes.Safe Grocery Shopping InitiativeThe Safe Grocery Shopping Initiative for residents who are unable to go to the grocery store.Joyful ConnectionsJoyful Connections social drop-in program for residents experiencing memory loss and their family members, friends and companions.Technology AssistantsTechnology assistants help residents navigate the use of devices borrowed from 2Life’s Digital Device Lending Libraries and Computer Centers, and online portals like Zoom. |
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| How you help | Volunteers play an important role in the mission and vision of 2Life Communities. Acting as ambassadors, 2Life volunteers reflect the diversity of 2Life residents and actively embrace and nourish the wisdom and cultural knowledge of all members of our communities. |
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| About us | 2Life Communities, a nonprofit organization founded in 1965, operates on the belief that all seniors should have the opportunity to live a full life of connection and purpose in a dynamic, supportive environment - a model we call aging in community, which directly combats the growing public health crisis of social isolation and loneliness amongst older adults. At 2Life Communities, residents can step out the doors of their own apartments and find friendship, community, physical and intellectual stimulation, and a helping hand day or night. Serving a diverse population of 1,500 older adults, 2Life creates communities with a laser sharp focus on affordability - a tremendous concern given that Massachusetts is the state with the 2nd largest gap in the U.S. between seniors’ median income and the cost of living. |
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