This post is my research Mission of information for Senior Help Resources.
Paul Gallion
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Senior Products and Services
Over 150,000 Products for Fall Prevention, Health, Safety, Home Security, and More
Senior Help Resources
The Recovery Village: Drug and Alcohol Treatment for the Elderly
Mesothelioma Hub: Why Does Mesothelioma Target Seniors?
Also, Mesothelioma Veterans Center: Free Veterans Packet
RehabSpot: Most Important, How Alcoholism Affects Seniors
Drug Rehab Connections: Resources, Education and Support For Family’s
Family Living Today: Senior Health and Wellness Guide
Senior Help Resources Feeding America provides:
First of all, Hunger Research.
Also, Spotlight on Senior Hunger
Finally, Overall Health.
In addition, their partnership with National Foundation to End Senior Hunger (NFESH).
Seniors Helping Seniors has one of the most helpful lists for senior care recipients.
Most noteworthy: Free Resources for Mesothelioma Patients & Their Families
Brought to you by The Mesothelioma Center
Visiting Angels is a national private duty network of home care agencies.
Claim to be the nation’s leading provider of non-medical senior home care services.
Want your questions answered? Check out ABOUT HOME CARE.
Senior news and resources, find it on their RESOURCES tab.
Furthermore, more Care Giving Resources for Seniors can be found at AARP.
And, do not forget Older Adults | Volunteers of America
Minnesota Senior Resources
First of all, this section of Minnesota resources is close to home,
and personal to me.
My Mom who is 92 years young has a need for:
help, and guidance for her day to day living.
Therefore, let’s begin with http://www.seniorresource.com/mn.htm
A State page where you will find:
resources, senior housing, and senior lifestyle opportunities.
Next, Minnesota.gov check out the One Stop Shop for Minnesota Seniors
Finally, search results for “Meals brought to your home” from MinnesotaHelp.info