Longfellow-Seward Healthy Seniors Program

“Part iii - primary exempt purpose:our mission is to enable community seniors to live healthy, independent and socially connected lives. Our program design follows the living at home/block nurse program model. Part iii, line 28 - first accomplishment:longfellow/seward healthy seniors served over 600 seniors (and caregivers) during 2015. Our three primary service areas include health promotional activities; nursing services and volunteer services. The full array of services provided include monthly blood pressure/nurse is in clinics at ten community locations; in-home nursing visits and coordination; fall prevention assessments; foot care; monthly senior social & health talks; caregiver support and education; service coordination and referrals; volunteer visits to isolated seniors; volunteer transportation to medical appointments and grocery shopping; gentle yoga classes; diabetes support group and low-vision support group. A new service that started in 2015 was art therapy classes. 02. Description of other expenses (part1, line 16)* note: net investment loss was $4,417 which includes dividend and interest income. (see unrealized gain/loss below)”

“Description amountmarketing 408supplies (office, nursing and art) 887telephone/internet 2,708electronic equipment/software 300copier contract 400travel 749insurance 1,319fundraising 1,798holiday, memorial & retirement exp 797meeting expenses 480health promotion / outreach 3,211dues 1,718senior social / health talk 1,549bank charges 50volunteer recruitment / retention 536state registration fees 25unrealized gain/loss * 15,353training 859”

“Category beginning of year end of yeargrants receivable 6,835 16,606sustaining fund 285,317 280,900”

“Category beginning of year end of yearaccts payable & acccrued exp 2,963 3,198deferred revenue 12,500 7,500”