Resources for Seniors

Thrive! Resources for Anyone Impacted by Memory Loss

Thrive! is a Chelmsford Public Library initiative featuring programming designed specifically for members of our community who are living with memory loss as well as for their family members, loved ones and professional care team members.

Virtual caregiver information series:

Coming up: 

Thursday, April 2nd at 2pm: VIRTUAL: Thrive! Caregiver series - Help is on the Way! CLICK HERE to register

Past programs: (click on the title to see the recording)

Thrive! Caregiver Ed series - 

"What's My Password?" 

"Progress Not Perfection"  

Holiday Gathering Tips

What is Sundowning and How Daylight Savings affects it

Art programs at the library (Programs to appreciate and make art with a loved one):

Sunday, January 4th at 2pm: Winter Art Appreciation Program - Thrive! Memory Cafe activity 

Music programs at the CCA (Memory Cafe with live music at the Chelmsford Center for the Arts):

Thursday, January 22nd at 11am- Thrive! Memory Cafe - Music Appreciation Link to highlights

Coming up:

Thursday, May 21st at 11am - Max from Piano2themax live on piano - Register here

Chelmsford Senior Center

The Chelmsford Senior Center is open to senior citizens, 60 years and over, from Chelmsford and area communities and offers assistance with meals, transportation, and social services

Library Resources for Seniors

We offer a great deal of materials, resources, programs, and services for our senior patrons, from large print books to home delivery to activities with grandkids.

Tech Support for Seniors

Technology is always changing, and our Reference Staff is happy to help keep you up to date! We answer simple questions when you get stuck, schedule full training classes, and offer talks on the latest topics.

General Services for Seniors

This list of federal, state, and local services and resources for seniors has been compiled by Library staff to put useful links all in one place.

Chelmsford Age-Friendly Initiative

Did you know that Chelmsford is designated an Age-Friendly Community by AARP?