📸 Photo: (right) Sandy Wylie, (left) Southern Regional Nutrition Supervisor Deirdre Locascio We’re proud to recognize Sandy Wylie , a dedicated SK Meals on Wheels driver, for being named our Q2 Volunteer of the Quarter . Now in his sixth year with Spectrum Generations, Sandy consistently goes above and beyond—serving in multiple volunteer roles each week and making a meaningful impact in the community. In recognition of his dedication, Sandy received a certificate of achieve

Christopher and his friend and support, Olivia, have been delivering Meals on Wheels at the Muskie Center for 10 years. “I help people who can’t get out,” he said. It is nice to show people that someone cares, Olivia added. There’s not a lot of that out there right now. Christopher says he also enjoys the food that is served at the Muskie Center and reminds us that tomorrow is spaghetti and meatballs day.

Misty Bailey works with New Communities Venture Program supporting Jason Brown, a Meals on Wheels volunteer. Jason, now in his fourth year, said his favorite part of volunteering is talking to all the people. “He absolutely loves it,” Misty said. They also make sure all people on their route are doing OK. The two ran across a lady who had run out of fuel in winter and were able to secure an emergency fuel delivery for her.

Andrei Strukov has been a Meals on Wheels volunteer driver for two years and says he loves the social aspect of his role. The reason behind why he became a volunteer driver is interesting to say the least. Up until three years ago, he was confined to a wheelchair which he said was a struggle and very limiting. “I was hopeless; I was helpless,” he said. “You lose all social connections; you lose the meaning of life.” Before his debilitating condition, Andrei said he was a “cit

Tuesday, February 3, 2026 At the State House Older Mainers Day will provide legislators with timely information on the needs of Maine's aging population, the federal policy impacts in Maine, and current opportunities to strengthen Maine's aging infrastructure.

The annual gala event recognizes the accomplishments of the Kennebec Valley business community.

The Central Maine Agency on Aging d/b/a Spectrum Generations will hold a public hearing on Amendment F: Shelf-Stable & Carry Out Meals: The amendment expands the flexibility of Title III-C1 funds to ensure older adults receive nutritious meals in diverse situations, including emergencies. It supports both individuals with occasional needs and those requiring regular assistance, based on personalized nutritional assessments screening for internal and external referrals. Amend

Spectrum Generations staff and volunteers are proud to recognize Sandy LeClair as our first Above and Beyond Volunteer of the Quarter. Sandy received her certificate on Thursday, January 8, at the Muskie Community Center. Volunteer Coordinator Alison Linscott shared that Sandy volunteers at the Muskie Center four out of five days each week, supporting kitchen duties, congregate dining, Meals on Wheels packing and deliveries, and assisting at reception. “She is one of our most

We celebrated our volunteers at Colby College on June 16, with a BBQ! A big thank you to our staff for helping make this year’s volunteer appreciation event a success! With 15 staff members volunteering their time, we were able to celebrate these dedicated, caring volunteers. Thank you to all volunteers — we could not do what we do without your support!