The Living Well Network
fosters a strong, connected, engaged, and healthy community of residents 55 and up who continue to thrive as we age.
Welcome to the Living Well Network
We link adults age 55+ with a social network, resources, activities, events, volunteer opportunities, and classes to enrich our lives. LWN advocates for and celebrates the many positive aspects of growing older. Living Well Network nurtures healthy aging and seeks to support residents throughout Cambridge to stay in our homes and neighborhoods as we age.
We Promote
- Aging in place
- Lifelong learning
- Physical, mental, and social health
- Connecting older adults to each other, to other community members, and to resources, programs and services.
The LWN Update is a weekly electronic newsletter featuring local events and activities, with coverage of a wide array of issues significant to the our community. To receive The Update click here to sign up and select “Living Well Network General Interest” from the drop-down lists.
Programs and Services
- Watch our online videos here
- Participate in our workshops and talks.
- Join our Book Group exploring topics related to aging and ageism.
- Take a walk! Weekly Walking group. Email for more info here.
- Use our Computer Services – Computer Home visits.
(Our Drop-In Lounge is supended for now) - Enhance your Fitness for Body and Mind
- Activities, Events, and Volunteering
- Participate in our Snow Removal Program
- Living Well: A Guide to Elder Services in Cambridge, 2nd Edition
Become A Member of the Living Well Network
Join our unique and friendly community by becoming an LWN Member with a tax-deductible contribution. We appreciate your support. You can also email Co-Executive Director Phoebe Sinclair, psinclair@agassiz.org .
Living Well Guide
Download a copy of “Living Well: A Guide to Elder Services in Cambridge, 2nd Edition ,” by Kristina Snyder, to learn about all of the services that the city of Cambridge has to offer!
Thank You
The Living Well Network is grateful for the support of the volunteers who give their time and skills to support us.
Click on below for reports on Aging in Cambridge:
Aging in the Cambridge Community 2010
