Established in 1991, Money Management Program volunteers help low-income elders over the age of 60 manage their day-to-day finances. Trained volunteers go into elders' homes and help with bill paying, reconciling bank statements, and working out monthly budgets for forgetful, confused or disabled elders. All transactions are carefully monitored to ensure that funds are handled properly. If you would like to become an Money Management volunteer, contact BayPath's Volunteer coordinator at (508) 872-1866 or 1-800-287-7284 ext. 141. 

The Nursing Home Ombudsman Program trains and certifies volunteers to investigate and help resolve concerns of elderly residents of long-term care facilities. Ombudsman also provide information and refer nursing and rest home residents and their families to community resources. If you would like to become an Ombudsman volunteer, contact BayPath's Ombudsman director at (508) 872-1866 or 1-800-287-7284 ext. 135. 

BayPath’s Area Agency on Aging is looking for new members to join the Advisory Council to advocate on behalf of older people on issues that affect their lives.  Meeting approximately five-six times per year, the Council is a voluntary group of citizens mandated by the Older Americans Act to provide information, guidance, advice and support to the Area Agency on Aging to plan, develop, coordinate and administer services, provided to area elders.  The Council fulfills this obligation by working through the BayPath Board of Directors, the Area Agency staff, its own committees and community leadership. If you wish to learn more about the Area Agency on Aging or may be interested in attending one of their meetings, please call Judy Zyirek at (508) 872-1866 ext 110.

Money Management Program

Nursing Home Ombudsman Program
 

We welcome your questions or comments about our agency, please email us at info@baypath.org