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Council on Aging approves December minutes, reviews strategic plan status

The Ludlow Council on Aging unanimously approved December minutes and reviewed strategic plan progress on January 21. Chairperson D. Peacey led discussion of Outreach Coordinator Sheila Rubin's January 5 start date and early accomplishments, including home visits and protective services referrals.

Council on Aging · Meeting of January 21, 2026

LUDLOW — The Ludlow Council on Aging unanimously approved December minutes and reviewed strategic plan progress on January 21. Chairperson D. Peacey led discussion of Outreach Coordinator Sheila Rubin's January 5 start date and early accomplishments, including home visits and protective services referrals.

The board heard that a Board of Health grant will subsidize foot care services through June at $30 per resident and $60 per nonresident. K. Green presented the three-section strategic plan covering One-Year 2025, Three-Year Target 2028, and Future Plan Considerations across Staffing, Communication, and Programming categories, with the board agreeing to review progress in six months.

The Center will pilot a made-to-order breakfast program in February and is planning a five-year anniversary open house.

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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of January 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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