Wellmet Project

Youville House, located in Cambridge, Mass., is a nonprofit assisted living facility that provides a variety of residential options for senior citizens. It offers private rooms and apartments with a variety of floor plans with attached kitchens, bathrooms, balconies, and living and dining rooms. The apartments provided by the organization feature telephones, cable televisions, and heating and air conditioning systems. It offers a wide range of services, such as health and personal care, and 24-hour on-site staff and emergency call services. In addition, the organization provides assistance with housekeeping, cooking and laundry services. The facilities offered by the organization include a beauty shop, barbershop and a parking area. It also organizes a variety of recreational activities, including yoga, arts and crafts, outings, gardening and prayer programs.

Cadbury Commons is a family-owned independent, assisted living and memory care residence located in North Cambridge in a residential neighborhood. We overlook a beautiful park and recreational area, and we are close to Harvard Square. Enrichment programs designed to enhance the health and wellbeing of our residents are available daily, including fitness classes, symphony and museum trips and a wide variety of cultural experiences. Our Morningside Memory Care Program offers comprehensive memory care services in beautiful home-like settings. The thoughtfully designed building and grounds include studio, one-bedroom and one-bedroom with den suites, many common rooms and a lush courtyard garden and terrace for outdoor enjoyment.

D.E.A.F. provides independent living services and programs. The organization is founded by Deaf leaders from the National Association of the deaf and the Massachusetts State Association of the Deaf. It has been serving the Boston Metropolitan community since 1977. D.E.A.F. offers information and referrals for advocacy, skills training, peer counseling and technical assistance. The organization s Deafblind Community Access Network, established in 2001, conducts community, educational, recreational, religious and cultural events. The organization receives funds from the United Way of Massachusetts Bay. It additionally provides continuous education classes for the deaf and hard of hearing community in a variety of subjects. D.E.A.F maintains its corporate headquarters in Allston, Mass.