Housing Assistance Council (HAC) released this edition of their "Rural Voices" publication. The Fall 2013 edition focuses on the multi-faceted challenges facing rural seniors around the country.
CLICK HERE to read it!
Scroll down to see a copy of our Spring Summer 2022 senior meals menu!
Learn about important planned holiday closings and festivities using our Senior Center Calendar!
CLICK HERE to read it!
Scroll down to see a copy of our Spring Summer 2022 senior meals menu!
Learn about important planned holiday closings and festivities using our Senior Center Calendar!
About Senior Services In Dorchester County
The Dorchester County MAC Program is part of Maintaining Active Citizens (MAC), Inc., the area Agency on Aging for Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties.
The purpose of the program, under the auspices of Delmarva Community Services, Inc., is to enable persons 60 or older to maintain an independent lifestyle for as long as possible, preferably within their own homes.
To achieve this goal, MAC serves as a focal point from which to address social and economic issues identified by older persons. MAC provides a full range of services, including health, nutrition, transportation, education and recreation.
The purpose of the program, under the auspices of Delmarva Community Services, Inc., is to enable persons 60 or older to maintain an independent lifestyle for as long as possible, preferably within their own homes.
To achieve this goal, MAC serves as a focal point from which to address social and economic issues identified by older persons. MAC provides a full range of services, including health, nutrition, transportation, education and recreation.
Information & Assistance
MAC's advocacy services are designed to promote and protect the rights of our older persons through a variety of resources. These programs include Senior Information & Assistance Program, Long Term Care Advocacy, Senior Health Insurance Counseling Program.
Make an appointment with Maryland Access Point, Information and Assistance Specialist Arlene Moaney by calling 410-221-1930. Senior Nutritional MealsCongregate Meals are served at our senior centers and are free to seniors age 65+, or donations are welcome $4.00 per meal.
Learn More about the Nutrition Program 
Meals-on-Wheels:
Older persons need proper nutrition to maintain good health. The Home-Delivered Meal Program, better known as "Meals on Wheels," provides a life-giving service to the homebound elderly who are confined to bed, lack transportation, or are too frail to cook for themselves. While delivering meals, the driver serves as a link to other community services and resources. The regular visits also provide reassurance and alleviate some of the anxieties of those elderly persons who live alone. Meals on Wheels is supported by the United Way. |
Dorchester County Senior Centers
We invite all Dorchester senior citizens to visit our centers. Open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday.
Cambridge Center: 108 Chesapeake Street in Cambridge. 410-221-1920 Hurlock Center: 6210 Shiloh Church-Hurlock Road in Hurlock. 410-943-1106, 1107, or 1108 Dorchester Senior Centers feature...
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Senior Meals
