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National & Government Resources 

​Welcome to our curated resource directory. This page provides a selection of trusted national organizations, programs, and websites that may benefit older adults, caregivers, and families. You’ll find links to resources such as NIH, MyPlate, AARP, the Alzheimer’s Association, and other health, wellness, and aging support services.

• Administration for Community Living (ACL) - Part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, works to improve the quality of life for older adults and people with disabilities. The ACL provides a variety of programs aimed at enhancing the independence and integration of older adults into their communities. They offer information on long-term care services, elder rights protection and advocacy, and community programs for older adults. 
• The Alzheimer’s Association - Provides support to individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. It offers resources on understanding the disease, caregiving, and finding local support services. Find caregiving tips and support groups, information about Alzheimer’s and dementia, local chapters providing educational programs and resources. 
• AARP - (American Association of Retired Persons) - One of the most well-known organizations for older adults, with over 38 million members across the U.S. It advocates for issues that affect seniors, such as healthcare, financial security, and retirement planning. AARP offers a wide range of services including insurance, discounts, and educational resources. They provide retirement and financial planning tools, health and wellness resources, and advocacy for senior rights. 
• Eldercare Locator - A public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging. It connects older adults and caregivers with local services, including housing, financial assistance, and healthcare options. It’s a great starting point for seniors looking for resources in their area. You can find local aging services, long-term care resources, and information on health and wellness services.
• ​Meals on Wheels America - Provides nutritious meals to seniors, often with the added benefit of a daily social connection. The organization operates across the U.S. through local community programs. Helpful programs are the home-delivered meal services for seniors,  nutrition programs, and volunteer opportunities to deliver meals
• MyPlate - The "Eat Healthy on a Budget" page from MyPlate provides practical advice for making nutritious food choices while staying within your financial limits. It offers strategies like planning meals, shopping smart, and preparing simple, healthy dishes. The resource also highlights tools such as the "Shop Simple with MyPlate" app, which helps users find local savings and plan meals efficiently. These tips empower individuals and families to eat well, even on a budget.  
• National Adult Day Services Association (NADSA) - The NADSA advocates for the importance of adult day services for older adults and people with disabilities. These services provide a safe, supportive environment for those who need supervision or assistance while allowing caregivers a break. They provide a locator tool for finding adult day services near you, information about the benefits of adult day care programs, and advocacy for adult day services across the U.S.
• National Council on Aging (NCOA) - The NCOA is a nonprofit organization focused on improving the lives of older adults, particularly those facing economic challenges. They offer a variety of tools and resources for managing finances, accessing healthcare, and advocating for policy changes that benefit seniors. View the BenefitsCheckUp tool for discovering benefits programs, senior nutrition and fitness programs, advocacy for policies supporting older adults.
• The National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) - Administered by the Administration for Community Living, provides resources and financial support for family caregivers who assist aging relatives or loved ones. It includes respite care, training, and support services. They also provide information on financial assistance for caregivers, respite services to allow caregivers time for themselves, and information on managing caregiving tasks.
• National Institute on Aging (NIA) - The NIA is a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that conducts research on aging and age-related diseases. It offers a wealth of information on maintaining health, preventing diseases, and living a healthy life as you age. Through this resource, you can find aging research and clinical trials, health advice on conditions like Alzheimer’s and arthritis, and tips for healthy aging and cognitive health.  ​
• Senior Corps - Senior Corps, part of the Corporation for National and Community Service, engages older adults in volunteer opportunities. Through programs like RSVP, Foster Grandparents, and Senior Companion, Senior Corps offers older adults a chance to contribute their time and skills to the community. They offer volunteering opportunities across the U.S., programs to engage older adults in mentoring and community service, social support and meaningful activities for seniors.
• The National Institute of Senior Centers (NISC)
  NISC is dedicated to enhancing the quality of senior centers across the country. The organization supports senior centers by offering training, technical assistance, and a network of resources to help older adults stay active and engaged. They provide resources for senior center management and programs, tools for fostering social engagement and lifelong learning, and community building through senior centers.
• The National Senior Games Association (NSGA) - The NSGA hosts the National Senior Games, one of the largest multi-sport events for seniors in the U.S. It encourages older adults to stay active through sports and fitness while building a sense of community among participants. Some key resources are information on sports competitions for seniors, fitness and wellness programs, a opportunities to compete at regional and national levels.

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