Social Services for Plainfield Residents

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Health and Social Services for Area Residents

Meals on Wheels Grafton Senior Citizens Center, 10 Campbell St (PO Box 433), Lebanon, NH; 603 448-4897
VisitingNurse Association& Hospice of VT and NH (website link: www.vnavnh.org)Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice of VT and NH is a Medicare certified home care agency that provides home health services, including Hospice, to Plainfield residents.66 Benning Street, Suite 6 West Lebanon,NH 03784 Tel: 888-300-8853 (24 hours)
Grafton County Senior Citizens' Center Provides services to Senior Citizens: meals, including deliveries of meals, transportation, adult day care, recreation, health screening, and social services. PO Box 433, Lebanon, NH 03766-0433. Tel: 603-448-4897.
Headrest Provides information and referrals for Human Services in the Upper Valley. 14 Church Street, PO Box 221, Lebanon, NH 03766. Tel: 603-448-4872.
Community Youth Advocates Provides counseling and support for youth and their families, available 24 hours a day, works with court ordered juveniles, maintaining the Chandler House, an emergency temporary home for these clients. 35-37 Crescent Street, Claremont, NH 03743. Tel: 603-543-0427.
Stoughton House A multi-program for Senior CItizens including meals and meal delivery, transportation, advocacy and recreation. Stoughton House, 46 N. Main St, Windsor, VT 05089. Tel: 802-674-6733.
Southwestern Community Services Provides and administers Fuel assistance, Commodity Foods, WIC Program, Neighbor Helping Neighbor, and Eldercare programs along with other human services type programs to elligible applicants. PO Box 1338, Claremont, NH 03743. Tel: 603-542-9528.
Plainfield Health and Welfare Officer Al Grindle, PO Box 380, Meriden, NH 03770; 603 469-3201

RSVP BONE BUILDERS OSTEOPOROSIS EXERCISE PROGRAM Prevents and Reverses Osteoporosis; Improves Balance; Enhances Energy and Well-being;
What is RSVP Bone Builders? ; no impact weight training exercise classes ; professionally designed to protect against fractures caused by osteoporosis; an opportunity for you to increase muscle strength and bone density, and balance; led by trained volunteer leaders at donated sites; a proven exercise program ; $1 donation requested per week; participants may join an on-going class at any time, after registering with RSVP. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL DOREEN BOWLIN, RSVP & THE VOLUNTEER CENTER

AT 1-(877) 711-7787
NILA: NATIONAL INDERPENDENT LIFE STYLE ASSOCIATION This is a very special web page where you can get a lot of good health information, click here

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Health and Social Services for Area Residents

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