Marlborough

Grant to aid Mandarin-speaking seniors

By Calvin Hennick
Globe Correspondent /  December 15, 2012
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BayPath Elder Services, a Marlborough-based nonprofit organization that provides home and community-based services for senior citizens in 14 area communities, has received a $14,672 grant from the Tufts Health Plan Foundation. The grant will help fund Healthy Aging MetroWest: Making Cultural Connections, a BayPath program that provides information on how to prevent falls and handle chronic diseases to Mandarin-speaking seniors in Framingham public housing. The program will kick off in February and run through the end of next year.  

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