Resource Guide For Seniors

Home Health Aides

Resource Guide For Seniors Adult Care Advisors Advises on care options such as Home Health

Senior Centers

Resource Guide For Seniors Belleville Senior Citizens Clubs, Inc. 973-450-3430 125 Franklin Ave, Belleville, NJ

Senior Housing & Rehab

Resource Guide For Seniors Arbor Terrace Morris Plains Maintenance free lifestyle with numerous amenities and

Respite Care

Resource Guide For Seniors Essex County Division of Senior Services Relief services available to those

Prescription Drugs

Resource Guide For Seniors Cost Plus Drug Company For those who don’t qualify for PAAD

Medical Supplies

Resource Guide For Seniors Verona Lions Club The Lions Club maintains a Hospital Loan Closet.

Medical Insurance

Resource Guide For Seniors NJSAVE NJSave, a new online application to help older residents with

Stair Lifts/Home Improvements

Resource Guide For Seniors Back Home Safely Senior friendly home modifications such as ramps, stair

Medical Alerts

Resource Guide For Seniors American Medical ID In an emergency, when you may not be

Geriatric Care Managers

Resource Guide For Seniors Carative, LLC Carative is a fee for service group of geriatric

Support Groups

Resource Guide For Seniors Alzheimer’s New Jersey Family Support Group Free Alzheimer’s support group open

Support Services

Resource Guide For Seniors Alzheimer’s Association of Greater New Jersey 888-280-6055 Visit Website 23 Vreeland

Therapists

Resource Guide For Seniors New Jersey Hope and Healing Crisis Counseling Program NJ Hope and

Transportation

Resource Guide For Seniors Life Ride Helps seniors and people with disabilities access the world

Food Services

Resource Guide For Seniors Apostle’s House Food pantry in Newark that is open to everyone.

Attorneys

Resource Guide For Seniors Essex County Legal Aid Association Assistance for people who cannot afford

At Home Medical Services

Resource Guide For Seniors Primary Care at Home Primary Care at Home, a service of

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Lori Freudenberger-Nelson is a nonprofit professional with a passion for helping mission-driven organizations grow their impact through thoughtful fundraising and strong community relationships. She brings a diverse professional background that spans nonprofit leadership, law, and public service.

Before transitioning to the nonprofit sector, Lori practiced law and held roles at various law firms in New York City, where she worked in risk management and served as Manager of Legal Recruitment. She also served as a prosecutor at the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office and at the New York City Law Department, Office of the Corporation Counsel. These experiences shaped her strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills and inform her collaborative approach to nonprofit development. She has worked closely with nonprofit boards, donors, and community leaders to strengthen donor engagement, support fundraising initiatives, and advance organizational growth.

Lori is deeply committed to community service and philanthropy and has been involved in numerous civic and charitable initiatives throughout her career.

As a doctor who has devoted his medical career to caring for geriatric patients, let me tell you a story about a patient I knew.

Day after day, she sat alone in her apartment, half-tuned to the TV. Her children lived several states away. She could not drive. There were times when she didn’t speak to another human for days. Sometimes she went weeks without a hot meal. This lonely, isolated woman— and many others like her — broke my heart and are the reason why I decided in to form a non-profit in 2012 called Connections at Home.

Based upon my patients stories, I could see the need was dire to help these seniors and the need remains just as critical today.  Connections at Home New Jersey offers a dedicated team of social workers and specially adapted technology that  addresses food insecurity, housing instability and the devastating effects of social isolation, and has dramatically improved the lives of thousands of seniors and provided peace of mind to their  relatives and friends.

Dr. Thomas McCarrick