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Especially for Senior CitizensLocal Agencies | Internet Resources | For Fun! | Senior Recommended Sites Local Agencies
The Council on Aging is a full service
senior center. It provides meals at the senior
center and home delivered; transportation to and from the center; educational
and recreational programs; volunteer opportunities; social service assistance
and referrals; fuel assistance and health insurance information; exercise
classes and health information; outreach and a monthly newsletter; and is
handicapped accessible. Notary Public available
Monday - Friday, WestMass Eldercare Services to delay/prevent the need for institutionalization of elders, including case management, outreach, homemaking services, and advocacy. Massachusetts Attorney
General’s Elder Hotline A complete resource and referral tool for
elders. Finding the answers to questions about elder
issues can sometimes be confusing. The Attorney
General's Office has a statewide, toll-free telephone hotline to assist individuals
on a wide range of elder issues. The hotline is
available to callers Monday through Friday, from Internet Resources800-Age-Info (http://www.800ageinfo.com/) A directory of resources for A service of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, including up-to-date information and services for seniors, their families and caregivers. Social Security Administration (http://www.socialsecurity.gov) This government website lets you estimate your retirement income from Social Security and even allows you to apply online for benefits. American Association of Retired Persons (http://www.aarp.org/) Website of the premier organization active
on behalf of
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Page updated: February 8, 2010
Maintained by: Bob
Williford, Reference Librarian