Hearth - Ending Elder Homelessness

Time to Celebrate!

Spring Fling 2007Every spring Hearth's Outreach Program hosts Spring Fling!, a party for our elderly Outreach clients to celebrate their achievements during the past year. Whether that achievement is a set of keys to an apartment, finding a primary care physician, or getting housing applications in the mail, every step along the way is important in the difficult journey from the streets to a home.

2008 marks the 10th anniversary of Spring Fling! Join the celebration

Invaluable Volunteers

Pet Pal Kaylie was honored at the event.

Pet Pal Kaylie (and her owner Noreen) were honored at the Invaluable Volunteers Reception on April 30, 2008.

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BOV Member Featured in Boston Globe

Bob and Chris

Read how Christina Nordstrom and others befriended Bob, who was living on the streets of Boston, and found him a home at Hearth.

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Hearth's
"Living Legend"

President & CEO Mark Hinderlie

Anna Bissonnette named Living Legend in Nursing by the Massachusetts Association of Registered Nurses.

NOW AVAILABLE

Hearth's 2008 Winter Newsletter

Hearth's 2007 Annual Report

Hearth's Housing Application is now available to download.  Read more

Celebrating Caring Partnerships

Mary Parker, George Motley, Mark HinderlieOn Wednesday, November 7, Nixon Peabody, LLP hosted Hearth's 2007 Annual Meeting. Bob Halloran - weekend news and sports actor at WCVB-TV Channel 5 and Hearth Board Member - emceed the event which welcomed the new Board of Visitors, introduced the new Board Members, and recognized Sailors' Snug Harbor of Boston and Doctor Mazur as the recipients of the Distinguished Service Award for their invaluable efforts on behalf of Boston's low-income and homeless elders.

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Anna Bissonnette, Mark Hinderlie, Julie Connolly, and Mary Parker with Hearth's Housing Hero AwardCitizens Bank Awards Hearth

May 10, 2007

Citizens Bank has named Hearth Massachusetts' Housing Hero of 2007 for our work at Burroughs Street.
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See the article on Boston.com

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CEEH is now Hearth

September 2005

After years of debate, the Committee to End Elder Homelessness has changed its name to Hearth, a name which  more accurately embodies our work and mission to find and house frail and complex elders in the community. The new name became official on September 12, 2005.  Read more