Administration on Aging Celebrates

Administration on Aging Celebrates Older Americans Month - May 2017

The following websites offer information and tools to help you Age Out Loud.

And remember to visit the AoA's Eldercare Locator for information on local resources. Topics there range from volunteering and nutrition to legal support and transportation. (to follow links, press the ctrl button and click on the blue area)

Your Health A big part of the new way to age is a focus on physical and mental wellness.

Brain Health Administration for Community Living

Falls Prevention National Council on Aging

Go4Life Exercise & Physical Activity Campaign National Institute on Aging

Healthy Eating As We Age USDA

Long-term Care Planning Department of Health and Human Services

NIHSeniorHealth National Institutes of Health

Older Adults and Oral Health National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research

Sleep and Aging National Institutes of Health Age Your Way Many people are redefining aging by trying new careers, classes, and hobbies.

Arts and Aging Toolkit for Organizations CreativeAging.org

Directory of Creative Aging Programs National Center for Creative Aging

Participating in Activities You Enjoy National Institute on Aging

Ready for Your Second Career? AARP Bulletin

Second Acts for the Greater Good Encore.org

Senior Community Service Employment Program Department of Labor

Your Security Knowing how to protect yourself plays a major role in aging well and maintaining independence.

Elder Abuse Administration on Aging

Financial Protection for Older Americans Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Home Modification and Supportive Housing Homemods.org

Nursing Home Resident's Rights The National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care

OnGuard Online Office of Justice Programs Pension and Retirement Fact Sheets Pension Rights Center

Tips for Success in Assisted Living Facilities The National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care

Tips for Older Adults on Living Trusts (PDF) National Consumer Law Center

Giving Back More than ever, older adults are making a difference—for themselves and in communities—through civic engagement.

Create the Good AARP

Experience Corps AARP Foundation

Health Benefits of Volunteering (PDF) Corporation for National and Community Service

Project Toolkits Corporation for National and Community Service

SeniorCorps Corporation for National and Community Service

United We Serve Corporation for National and Community Service

Volunteer Opportunity Search Tool VolunteerMatch

Volunteering and Civic Engagement among Older Adults Corporation for National and Community Service