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TRI-STATE LEARNING COLLABORATIVE ON AGING

SERVING VERMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE, AND MAINE

We are helping to build strong communities that support healthy aging through shared learning and collaborative partnerships in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.

TSLCA Community Network

The TSLCA Community Network will help you find all the information, tools and resources you need to build, strengthen and grow a community initiative that helps older adults thrive in their homes and communities.

How to Use Our Website

Events and Webinars

TSLCA hosts webinars and live events focusing on strategies and success stories that will help improve your community initiative. Check frequently to learn when they are and how to sign up.

Project ECHO-D

Project ECHO: Northern New England Network (NNE Hub), the Tri-State Learning Collaborative on Aging (TSLCA), and Qualidigm will bring together key leaders within 9 communities (3 per state) across Northern New England to work collaboratively to identify and share successful approaches, models and supports that can improve the health, care, and care coordination of community-dwelling older adults diagnosed with dementia and their care partners.

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

The Thompson Senior Center

Since early spring, The Thompson Senior Center in Woodstock, Vermont has gone above and beyond to reach out to older adults in the community. While the threat of COVID-19 may have forced their doors to close, they continued to connect their members and others in the community to the resources they need. They quickly pivoted their services to offering “drive-by” meal pick-up, providing daily phone chats, delivering meals and grocery necessities, coordinating regular programs online or via conference call and much more. While The Thompson is in the process of slowly re-opening, they continue to serve their members and older adults in the community to ensure the health and safety of all.

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