Plymouth, MA

It is the mission of New England Village to empower adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to realize their potential and pursue their dreams through innovative programs and community living.

Dolores Rezendes, CDCO; Email

664 School Street
New England Village, Inc.
Pembroke, MA 02359

781-293-5461
781-422-3474
Fax: 781-294-8385
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NVNA and Hospice

www.nvna.org

NVNA and Hospice provides the full continuum of care from home health, palliative, hospice, and private pay services to serve patients and families in 27 towns across the community, from Plymouth to Milton. We own and operate the Pat Roche Hospice Home in Hingham, the region's first non-profit hospice residence. As an independent non-profit, we also provide wellness and public health services through NVNA SUPPORTS. https://www.nvna.org/

120 Longwater Drive
Norwell, MA 02061

781-659-2342
781-733-6400
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HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES
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Old Colony Elder Services

www.ocesma.org

144 Main Street
Brockton, MA 02301

508-584-1561
Fax: 508-897-0031
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Old Colony Planning Council

www.oldcolonyplanning.org

We are a regional planning agency, one of thirteen in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, consisting of 17 communiites. We cover areas such as Transportation, Planning, Economic Development, Sustainablity, Elder Services through the Area Agency on Aging (bringing a total of 23 communities).

Megan Fournier, Senior Executive Assistant; Email
Ms. Mary Waldron, Executive Director; Email

70 School Street
Brockton, MA 02301

508-583-1833
774-539-2972
Fax: 508-559-8768
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Old Colony YMCA

www.oldcolonyymca.org

The Old Colony YMCA serves 31 communities in Southeastern Massachusetts with programs for all ages and abilities, designed to build healthy spirits, minds and bodies. Programs include fitness, after-school enrichment, summer camps, residential treatment for youth, senior wellness and more. All activities stress positive values that enrich the individual, strengthen the family and enhance the quality of life for all members of the community.

We are one of the largest human service providers in Southeastern Massachusetts, serving over 114,430 children and families each year. Dedicated to supporting the development of each individual's healthy body, mind, and spirit, we provide services without regard to income, race, sex, religion, or physical ability.

Mr. Derek Paiva, Vice President; Email

2 Greenside Way South
Plymouth, MA 02360

508-927-3100
508-888-2290
Fax: 508-888-1782
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Plymouth Area Community Access Television

www.pactv.org

The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Media is a nonprofit community media center serving the towns of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and the South Shore region of Massachusetts. We reflect the interests, issues, and perspectives of our communities by covering local issues and resources, supporting small businesses and nonprofits, and amplifying local voices and stories through our award-winning news division. We preserve democracy through transparency by providing gavel-to-gavel coverage of local government meetings, and are committed to the concept of community media as a powerful tool for education, in the form of media training, and content that informs residents about the services, resources, and cultural experiences available to them. Our mission is to amplify voices and connect community through education and local, unbiased, and noncommercial media that informs, empowers, and entertains. We promote diversity of viewpoints and experiences, and embrace creativity and innovation as drivers of engagement and participation, adapt to new technologies, experiment with different formats, and tell the stories that matter to our community in continuously evolving ways.

To find out more about our services, please contact us at www.pactv.org

Ms. Julie Thompson, Chief Development and Financial Officer; Email

PACTV
4 Collins Avenue
Plymouth, MA 02360

508-830-6999
781-223-1551
Fax: 508-830-9666
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PACTV & The Local Seen

www.pactv.org/video

Creative Media Services of PACTV

Clients trust us with their live events and video projects because we are award winning and local media professionals, and they feel good knowing that by using our services they are supporting the nonprofit mission of PACTV.

If you have a live event, virtual event using our broadcast television studio, or need a combination of both and need to integrate speakers from multiple locations, we can take care of the details for you so you can focus on the event. We also provide video production services for businesses and nonprofits from recruitment videos, explainer videos, testimonial or "talking head" videos, and more. Our facilities can also be rented include studios, kitchen studio and conference room.

Contact Julie Thompson for more information at 508-830-6999 x125.

Julie Thompson, Chief Development and Financial Officer; Email

4 Collins Avenue
Plymouth, MA 02360

508-830-6999
Fax: 508-830-9666
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VIDEO PRODUCTION
SOCIAL MEDIA
VIDEO PRODUCTION
VIDEOGRAPHY
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Pilgrim Hall Museum

www.pilgrimhallmuseum.org

Pilgrim Hall Museum, located at 75 Court Street in historic Plymouth center, is one of America's oldest museums and a treasure-house of early Plymouth history, with an unsurpassed collection of original possessions of the Mayflower Pilgrims and iconic New England artworks. Telling an inclusive story of Plymouth Colony’s founding, the Museum highlights the intersecting stories of the Wampanoag people and early English settlers in three galleries of art, object, and compelling media. Portions of an epic needlework in progress, The Plymouth Tapestry, are displayed in exquisite hand-stitched detail. Climate controlled and fully accessible, the Museum offers a welcoming place for visitors to engage the story of early Plymouth. Open March to early December, Wednesday through Sunday, 9:30 am to 5 pm (Last admission at 4:30 pm); group bookings by appointment available 7 days weekly. Free for Plymouth residents.