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Provides information and resources about Social Security benefits, including determining eligibility and information on how to claim benefits.

Connects individuals with benefits they may qualify for.

Provides information and resources on retirement planning.

Provides tools for career, training, and job searches.

Gives answers to common questions about financial products and services, and invites submission of complaints.

Offers information, education, and resources for aspiring entrepreneurs and established business owners.

Helps individuals make sound investment decisions and avoid fraud.

Lists information about health care providers and facilities based on individual needs.

Provides a range of services and supports individuals may need, such as locating an area of agency, nursing homes, and Medicaid offices.

Provides a comprehensive resource guide on planning and choices.

Provides local, in-depth, and objective insurance counseling and assistance to Medicare-eligible individuals, their families, and caregivers.

Provides information about Medicare coverage and resources.

Provides a map to find a Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program and other long-term care resources in each state or territory.

Learn how to spot scams and receive guidance from fraud specialists.

Report fraud against anyone ages 60 or older.
The website indicates that calls will be answered within three rings and promises to assign a case manager who will remain that person’s point of contact.

Find contact information for the Attorney General in an individual’s state.

Report a scam, a company, or an unwanted call. Also, individuals can find out how they can protect themselves and help stop fraud.

Takes reports of businesses or offers that sound like illegal schemes or frauds.

Provides easy access to information on reporting suspected abuse nationwide.

Provides information and tips to help prevent common frauds, scams, and other types of elder financial exploitation in an individual’s community.

Learn about what disasters could affect an area, and how to best prepare, respond, and recover from emergency situations.

Enables consumers to find agencies in every state that can provide advice on buying a home, renting, defaults, foreclosures, and credit issues.

Provides information for local emergencies and resources related to health, housing, and food.

Shares available transportation options and resources for older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers.

Provides an overview of initiatives throughout the country designed to support older adults and their caregivers.

Supports older adults in planning their retirement journey to ensure they can meet goals for healthy and active aging.

Learn about home-delivered meals for older adults and people with disabilities, and how to become a client or volunteer.

Discover best practices for intergenerational programs, and learn about the National Technical Assistance Center on Grandfamilies and Kinship Families.

Find national volunteer services opportunities that support older adults in remaining meaningfully engaged in the community.

Reduce social isolation among older adults by connecting with programs and resources designed to build relationships.

Learn about local aging services and programs designed to support older adults and their family caregivers.