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ELAHP - Elders Living at Home Program - 25th Anniversary

Overview

For 25 years the Elders Living At Home Program has been at the forefront of ending elder homelessness in Boston. Over the last two and a half decades, ELAHP has touched the lives of 2,500 people, not only clients, but their families, care providers, policy makers, public and private funders and students from a variety of disciplines.

ELAHP's Mission
25th Anniversay Celebration
How to Donate Online

Featured Client Story:  Andre

"Shelter is only for sleeping. Here, I live."

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Featured Sponsor Story: Anna Bissonette

"I am continually grateful to Eileen and her staff for the steadfastness and love that they devote each and every day to the mission we adopted in December of 1986."

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Elders Living At Home Program is to support elders in making the transition out of homeless, to provide supportive services that build on the individual abilities of elders and to help them overcome the barriers to permanent housing.

We make every effort to reach out to those most in need, including non-English-speaking elders and other marginalized individuals. We are committed to providing high-quality services in a respectful manner that will help each client reach his or her highest potential.
Elders Living at Home Program strives to be a model for service, advocacy, research and education on the causes of and solutions to elder homelessness.

As we mark our 25th anniversary, we'd like give a special thanks to all of you who have supported this program. The most vulnerable men and women among us are safer, healthier and happier because of your support.

Sailors Snug Harbor of Boston
(Founding Funder)

Charles H. Farnsworth Trust
(Founding Funder)

Sanders Fund

Bushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity Fund

Employees of Boston Medical Center

Saint Cecilia Parish, Boston


Donate to Elders Living at Home Program

Please visit our development website to donate to this important program so we can continue our work. In the online donation form, under "Designation," select "Elders Living at Home Program." Thank you for your continued interest and support.

Donate online or mail donations to:

Boston Medical Center
ELAHP
Yawkey ACC 4S-18
850 Harrison Ave.
Boston, MA 02118

Please make your check payable to:  Elders Living at Home Program

For More Information

If you are interested in obtaining more information or making a referral please contact Kip Langello, Program Manager, at 617.414.1642.

Contact Us

Kip Langello
Call: 617.414.1642
Kip.Langello@bmc.org

Boston Medical Center
Elders Living at Home Program
Yawkey Ambulatory Care Center
4th Floor, Room 4S-18
850 Harrison Avenue
Boston, MA 02118


Refer a Candidate

Elders at Home Referral Form
Call: 617.414.1642
Fax: 617.638.6175


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