Senior Resources

Below are links that might be useful for seniors:

• AAA : Heart of Georgia Altamaha Area Agency on Aging.
• Administration on Aging (AoA):
• American Disabilities Act: Offers information on the protection of rights for the disabled.
• AARP:  Offers a wide variety of information on many subjects important to those over 50.
• Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services:
• Georgia Legal Services: Provides free legal services and advice for seniors.
• Care-Net: Provides information and education for care givers.
• CO-AGE: Advocates for seniors regarding issues relevant to improving quality of life.
• RCI: Rosalyn Carter Institute provides education and research on care giving issues.
• Georgia Council of Community Ombudsmen:
• Lions Club: Offers vision and hearing aide assistance.
• Georgia Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association:
• Georgia Council on Aging: Advocates on behalf of Older Georgians and their families.
• Georgia Department of Community Health:
• Georgia Division of Aging Services:
• Georgia General Assembly:
• Georgia Gerontology Society:
• Georgia Secretary of State:
• Gerontology Center / Georgia State University:
• Governor’s Office of Consumer Affairs:
• Reflections Geriatric Services:
• State Ombudsman Office:
• Write Your Representative in the US House of Representatives:
• United States Senate…”Special Committee on Aging”:
• Southeastern Association of Area Agencies on Aging:
• Gerontological Society of America:
• Healthcare Georgia Foundation: