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: Estate Planning and Elder Law

Project Lifesaver Comes to Hingham

By Leanna Hamill, Esq.

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Today's Hingham Journal reported that the Hingham Police and Fire Departments are now offering Project Lifesaver, a program that can locate a wandering child or adult.  The adults or children who are at risk for wandering, either because of dementia, autism or other conditions, wear a tamper-proof bracelet which contains a tracking device.  The device can be activated if the person is lost or missing, enabling the police or fire department to locate them.

Residents interested in the program should contact Offier Sean Cavanaugh at 781-749-1212 to set up an interview and to find out if their loved one qualifies for the program.

Source: Hingham Journal.

Full post as published by Estate Planning and Elder Law on September 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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