Coastline Elderly Services

01/26/2026

UPDATE PAACA will remain open as a Warming center until Tuesday at 7am at which time the Warming Center will close and regular Recovery Support Service operations will resume. Please share.

01/25/2026

Thank you to everyone who helped share our news that meal delivery was cancelled for tomorrow. Based on the storm's intensity, we will be closing our offices too. Please stay safe and warm. We'll see you on Tuesday when we reopen!

01/25/2026

💙 Love nursing & want true work-life balance? 4-day workweek, WFH, no nights/weekends. Apply now!

Email HR@coastlinenb.org to apply.

01/23/2026

💙 Love nursing & want true work-life balance? 4-day workweek, WFH, no nights/weekends. Apply now!

Email HR@coastlinenb.org.

01/23/2026

01/23/2026

Due to the upcoming winter storm, Coastline meal deliveries are canceled for Monday, Jan. 26. We plan to resume deliveries on Tuesday and will keep you updated if anything changes.

Please follow local weather and emergency guidance, take precautions, and know we’re thinking of you. Stay safe and warm.

01/23/2026

ATTENTION: PAACA Warming Center has been EXTENDED. PAACA will be open from Noon SATURDAY 1/24 continuously until 8 AM MONDAY 1/26 when we open for regular business hours.

This is not a shelter, but you can sit, have some food and coffee, and come in out of the cold.

Please share.

01/22/2026

There’s still time to give back while you shop!

If you’re stopping by Shaw’s in Dartmouth this month, look for the “Give Back Where It Counts” reusable bags. Each bag purchased sends $1 to Coastline Elderly Services, supporting older adults and caregivers in our community.

Those dollars help provide meals, transportation, and everyday supports that make it possible for people to remain independent at home. We’re grateful to Shaw’s for uplifting local nonprofits and to everyone who chooses to support their older neighbors.

01/22/2026

In this month's Senior Scope, Jonathan Felix takes a surprising look at retirement. It isn't the end; he suggests, it's a reevaluation and, if desired, a new beginning.

Here's an excerpt:
Researchers studying people who remain mentally sharp into their 90s (dubbed “SuperAgers”) discovered two key factors: high levels of social connection and engagement in tasks requiring executive function: planning, problem-solving, and social complexity. The difference between typical aging and SuperAging isn’t genetics or luck. It’s the choice to remain engaged in work that matters. This doesn’t mean you can’t retire from your career, but it does mean you need to retire to something, not just from something.

Read more on page 5 of the January Senior Scope and check out the free wellness classes listed there, including Felix's Science of Well Being class on Sunday morning.

https://coastlinenb.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/SeniorScope_January2026.pdf

01/19/2026

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
Coastline is closed today in observance of the holiday. We’ll be back tomorrow at 8 a.m., ready to continue serving our community.

01/17/2026

If you’ve been shopping at Shaw’s in Dartmouth lately, you may have seen the “Give Back Where It Counts” reusable bags near the checkout. Coastline Elderly Services is grateful to be one of the local organizations benefiting from this January partnership.

Each bag purchased sends $1 back to support older adults and caregivers in our community, helping with meals, transportation, and the everyday supports that make it possible for people to remain independent.

We’re thankful to Shaw’s for making space for local nonprofits, and to everyone who continues to support older neighbors in ways seen and unseen.

01/16/2026

Justice In Aging shares thoughts on how we can collectively build a new future.

We are living in a time of deep uncertainty. Policymakers continue to attack the programs older adults rely on for health care, housing, food, and basic