Stay at Home in Little Compton, Inc. provides in-home care, transportation services, and medical equipment for senior citizens in Little Compton, Rhode Island to help them remain in their homes safely and comfortably. Services include companionship, light housekeeping, meal preparation, personal care, and transportation to medical appointments, shopping, and local activities. The organization has experienced growth in both clients and caregivers. It relies on community donations and support to continue assisting seniors, including those who cannot afford care. Testimonials praise the organization for its flexibility, dependability, compassionate care, and allowing families to take vacations knowing their loved ones were well cared for.

1. IN-HOME
CARE
SENIOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPREHENSIVE
SERVICES
When you need a helping hand call Stay at Home!
• Companion
• Light Housekeeping
• Food Preparation
• Personal Care
• Laundry
• Shopping
OUR PROGRAM ALSO OFFERS
INDIVIDUAL RIDES TO:
• Local Doctor’s Appointments
& Pharmacy - free
• Rides under 30 miles $10
round trip
• Rides over 30 miles round
trip charged an hourly fee
Stay At Home In Little Compton, Inc.,
in partnership with the Town of Little
Compton, operates the Senior
Transportation Program.
Margaret Tirpaeck & Little Compton resident Helena Brousseau
HOW STAY AT HOME HELPS
• We are dedicated to helping
our senior citizens remain
in their homes in comfort &
safety for as long as possible.
• We maintain an inventory of
slightly used but serviceable
medical equipment to those
in need free of charge such
as wheelchairs, walkers,
shower chairs, etc.
• An up-to-date service directory
is provided for the convenience
of our customers on our website:
www.stayathomeinlittlecompton.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Denise Wilkie - President
Hilary G. Woodhouse - Treasurer
Margaret Tirpaeck - Chairman of the Board
and Director/ Senior Transportation
Rosemary M. Colt
David Haffenreffer
Mary Suttel
ADVISORY BOARD
Lea Angell
Graeme Bell
Beverly Edwards
Nan Haffenreffer
Shirley Hardison
Jana Porter
Sheri Massa
Franklin Pond
Virginia Watt
Caroline Wordell
WHY CHOOSE STAY AT HOME?
• Consistency of Care
• Dependability of Service
• Trustworthy Caregivers
• Personal Attention
• Our 501(c)(3) tax exempt status
from the IRS making all your
donations since November
2013 tax exempt!
FALL 2015
Last year we spoke about the future
and what we wanted to accomplish. This
year we are happy to report that we not
only met our goals but exceeded our
expectations. We have seen amazing
growth in both the amount of clients
utilizing our service and the amount of
highly qualified, compassionate caregivers
on our roster.
We’ve also had a tremendous summer
helping many families with their visits to
Little Compton.
We still need your generous support.
Please give to this important cause.
Thank you for your consideration.
Denise Wilkie
President
Hilary G. Woodhouse
Director/Treasurer
For more information about Stay at Home
in Little Compton, Inc. please contact:
Denise Wilkie 401-835-3276
For the Senior Transportation Program or
to schedule a ride please call Margaret
Tirpaeck, at 401-835-2454
LC SENIOR TRANSPORTATION
PROGRAM OFFERS RIDES TO:
• Little Compton Community
Center Senior Lunches
• Mall Shopping or Market
Basket
• Little Compton Wellness
Center Programs
• Lee’s Market & Westport
Apothecary
• Special Events

2. PO Box 353 / Little Compton, RI 02837
Stayat HOMEIN LITTLE COMPTON, INC.
“I want to give kudos to your team for
doing a phenomenal job of coverage
for mom’s stay in the hospital. Their
flexibility with the erratic schedule
helped the whole situation run so
much smoother, helping both
mother’s and my angst.”
Bonnie Phinney - Little Compton
“Mother was able to ​live indepen-
dently until she was 94 years old due
to the help of Stay at Home in Little
Compton, Inc. They went above
and beyond giving my family peace
“Just wanted to thank you again for
the wonderful service we received for
my father this summer. It was a make
or break situation, and your staff was
great. Our family vacation would not
have been possible without the love
and care from all your staff. It made
a wonderful family reunion, possibly
the last we all have together and that
made it so meaningful. Thank you
very, very much.”
Michael VanDuren - Little Compton
of mind that she was in good hands
when we all live so far away. As the
tumor caused her slow decline they
supported first Bob and then my sister
Carol(who moved in) with an incred-
ible amount of love and compassion
making it possible for mother to make
her transition from her home rather
than from a hospice facility. Stay at
Home is not a hospice organization
but a local grassroots home health
care agency that emphasizes the care
component.”
Barbara Woodbury - Little Compton
Virginia “Jinny” Hastings was one of the founding members of SAH. Her
wisdom and insight have always been extremely valuable and is integral to
what Stay at Home in Little Compton, Inc. is today.
This fund is intended to subsidize our services to those in town who are
unable to afford our caregiving services. This is expected to broaden our
valued assistance within the town to many more families. To this end a
portion of your donations and outside grants will assist us in this effort
to serve all elderly persons in our town regardless of their circumstances.
Announcing... The Virginia F. Hastings Memorial Fund
WHY CHOOSE STAY AT HOME?
CAREGIVING- TRANSPORTATION & SO MUCH MORE!
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