Council on Aging Pursues $100K Grant for Respite Care Program
Council on Aging submitted $100,000 grant application for Daybreak respite care program. The board unanimously approved the Treasurer's Report showing a December operating balance of $26,238.11 and an FY 2025 Revolving Fund balance of $74,564.
Council on Aging · Meeting of January 14, 2026
HUDSON — Council on Aging submitted $100,000 grant application for Daybreak respite care program. The board unanimously approved the Treasurer's Report showing a December operating balance of $26,238.11 and an FY 2025 Revolving Fund balance of $74,564. Director Janice Long reported the SHINE Medicare counseling program served 655 unduplicated seniors through December.
The Daybreak program served 14 seniors in December with 87 respite hours for caregivers. Activities included iPhone filmmaking, a drone presentation, and a holiday dinner with 74 attendees. The deck project was completed before year-end, and the foundation is expected to announce its grant decision by June 1.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of January 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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