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Want to know what Northampton Neighbors is up to and what some members had to say at the recent membership meeting?

The mission of the Hampshire County MRC is to build strong, healthy, prepared and resilient communities with an organized group of medical and non-medical volunteers to support local public health needs.

A benefit for Northampton Neighbors, the DoozyDo is also a way to let people know about the services and programs Northampton Neighbors offers its members – all without any charge. An intergenerational mixer, a celebration of community and a love-letter to the city of Northampton, the DoozyDo is also pure joy generator!

Most NN members remain in what is considered a high-risk group for serious COVID-19 infections on the basis of age alone. So we continue to encourage avoiding exposure to COVID-19 and helping others to do this also.

On Tuesday, April 11, Dick Stonberg spoke about one way to exercise your mind: the Five College Learning In Retirement (5CLIR) program. Dick, who has been part of the group since 2013, explained how the program works and answered questions.

Northampton Neighbors had much to celebrate in 2022 and even more to look forward to in the coming year, Board President Rainey Millman told those gathered on Zoom on November 14 for NN’s annual meeting. Read more.

Are you having trouble with an unemployment claim? Do you want to know what rights nursing home residents have? Are you worrying about being evicted? These are the kinds of situations handled by Community Legal Aid (CLA).

Rob Hincks spent his professional life helping people as a therapist. In retirement, he helps people in other ways, including as a volunteer driver for NN members.

Northampton Neighbors presents
Life with Bill: A New Model for Aging
How Baseball, Great Songs, and a Friendly Neighborhood gave Dad a second chance at happiness

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