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The office will be closed for the holiday

OK I'm Home! Now what do I do?

The above link will take you to a page of ideas and activities that you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home, ideas including games, museum tours, musical programs, exercise classes and much more. The link will be updated with new ideas every few days so check back regularly.

Welcome to Newton at Home, a non-profit membership organization founded by a small group of Newton residents who wanted to build a community of friendship and support among older Newton residents.

NAH offers a wide variety of vital services and social activities that help its members live safe, active, and connected lives in the places that mean the most to them: their homes and apartments, their neighborhood, and their city.
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This week's photos are from Banff, Alberta in Canada, except the turquoise lake is Lake Louise, which is nearby. Its lovely color is caused by runoff from the Columbia Glacier, seen in the distance. Although it appears very secluded, there were hundreds of tourists behind me, so I had to step out onto the rocks to get this look. The mountains are Mount Rundle (with the low clouds) and Sulfur Mountain.
Photographs by Newton at Home volunteer Rich Snider

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News

  • Delightful Channel 5 (WCVB) story of Johnny’s Luncheonette and Newton at Home providing soup treats for our members. Thank you, Johnny’s.
  • The Boston Globe included Hope Dauwalter, one of our original members and a former Board member, in their stories about people we’ve lost to Covid-19. We will miss her warmth, enthusiasm, and leadership.
  • Newton at Home’s announcement of our Social Memberships and its benefits is included in Rachel Kagno's Neighbor Post in the Newton Patch. NAH’s Social members may attend all programs and events such as lectures, trips to museums and historical sites, group dining activities, as well as enjoy participation in a variety of affinity groups.

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