Council on Aging explores volunteer tech support for seniors
Manchester Council on Aging agrees to explore volunteer tech support for seniors. Director Mary Miner reported operational challenges with two of three vans out of service due to a collision and manufacturer's recall, with repair costs resolved by fiscal year end on June 30. The Friends of the
Council on Aging · Meeting of June 10, 2026
MANCHESTER BY THE SEA — Manchester Council on Aging agrees to explore volunteer tech support for seniors. Director Mary Miner reported operational challenges with two of three vans out of service due to a collision and manufacturer's recall, with repair costs resolved by fiscal year end on June 30. The Friends of the Council on Aging announced a $1,500 grant from the Cape Ann Community Foundation, and board members agreed to explore a volunteer tech-support program providing seniors two hours weekly of digital assistance.
Select Board member John Round reported progress on the new Senior Center with a public forum set for June 16.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of June 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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