With one call, Neighbors Network is here to assist you with home tasks and we can help get you where you want to go!

• Would you like help with minor household repairs?
• Having trouble reaching that ceiling light bulb that needs replacing?
• Frustrated with your cell phone, computer, tablet or TV remote?
• How about a helping hand with organizing a closet or decluttering a room?
• Tired of asking your neighbors to drive you to the grocery store and medical appointments?

Neighbors Network brings the spirit of care and commitment to our community by connecting all of us, in times when we would like help and when we want to help.

Board of Directors

2025-2026

To learn about our Board Members, click here.

Staff

Cindy Williams – Executive Director Read more about Cindy.

Joanna Flora – Volunteer Coordinator – Services

Al Sancimino – Volunteer Coordinator – Rides & Errands

Jane Secrist – Life Enrichment Manager

Founder

Annette Kelly

I really think that Neighbors Network was an “idea just waiting to happen” in our community. At a national aging conference in 2010 that featured so many aspects of aging, I was most struck by a presentation by the leaders and members of Beacon Hill Village in Boston. The speakers were my age range (65-75), and I was struck by their clear and compelling message… we CAN age independently in our homes and neighborhoods through a membership-driven community model. I knew that was exactly how I wanted to live, and as I talked with my health-care colleagues, friends and community leaders, I found that I definitely wasn’t alone. 

I came home from that conference and started gathering folks together in conversations about this “village” concept. In a large gathering, with an experienced and fun facilitator,  we talked about everything: the how, why, where, when and who! And even the why not! We visited other village models and invited their leadership to interact with our planning team. With encouragement, we approached the Winter Park Health Foundation and received a three-year grant to develop the model for Neighbors Network under the fiscal umbrella of the Senior Resource Alliance, our local Area Agency on Aging. Then, in 2016, with three years of practical and challenging experience, Neighbors Network, Inc. received its 501(c)(3) designation as an independent, non-profit organization. 

Happy Tenth Anniversary! Now, at 84, I am a Member myself along with my husband, Jerry. I feel more confident and connected as I age. I am committed to enjoying my life in the Village of Neighbors Network and helping whenever I can!

In this video, Members, Volunteers and other Supporters share thoughts about Neighbors Network.

Want to know more about Neighbors Network membership or becoming a volunteer? It’s easy. Complete the Contact Form (click here) and we will contact you. Or, complete a Membership or Volunteer Application.

Or, you can print and mail the Contact form, click here. Or email it to: Patty@NeighborsNetworkFL.org. Call 321-209-2775 with questions.