Age-Friendly Benches
November 26, 2019
Tags: Age-Friendly, Age-Strong
This program aims to improve public spaces and address the lack of benches in Boston.
This program aims to improve public spaces and address the lack of benches in Boston.
Learn about age-friendly and dementia-friendly businesses, and how to certify your company.
Fields Corner Main Street is seeking a full time Director to lead the organization as we enter a phase of changes for the organization, neighborhood and city.
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A program of the city of Boston’s Office of Small Business and Office of Women’s Advancement, WE BOS was launched in 2015 to help convene and support women entrepreneurs.
Central to the WRMS vision is Imagine West Roxbury, a set of recommendations on how to continue improving the business district.