The exemptions for aides who mainly provide "companionship services" — defined as fellowship and protection for an elderly person or person with an illness, injury or disability who requires assistance — are limited to the individual, family or household using the services.
Instead he hopes for a new "freedom, social fellowship and service" geared around local community.
Freemasonry was founded by men who shared a commitment to supporting each other in friendship, fellowship and service to mankind.
To the Editor: Charles M. Blow uses a tired straw-man argument when he portrays the nonreligious as cold and ignorant of the human need for the warmth and fellowship religious services provide.
The railroad brotherhoods were comparatively conservative organizations, focused on providing fellowship and services rather than on collective bargaining.
The True Knot presents as a sort of reverse AA, a fellowship in the service of a destructive addiction.
Mr. Frumkin, 29, is an assistant district attorney at the Brooklyn district attorney's office, where he is in the public service fellowship program.
For over 25 years, Shula was the heartbeat of the Israel Museum as she worked 16 hour days with Museum Founder, Mayor Teddy Kollek, and was awarded an Honorary Fellowship for dedicated service.
University B offered a university fellowship with no service obligations, but the stipend was smaller.
Take Building Blocks International, a service fellowship that enables employees to work full-time for four weeks to a year while using their management skills at community-based organizations around the world.
