7 Incredible Ways the Area Agency on Aging Can Help You

Low income seniors, we’ve found 7 incredible ways the area agency on aging can help you!

Low income seniors across America can get free and low-cost assistance from their local Area Agency on Aging. If you haven’t accessed this vital resource yet, you need to see this video!

We’ve found several ways that your local Area Agency on Aging may be able to help you. In this video, we’re going to review seven of their biggest benefits.

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00:00 Intro
00:35 What is the Area Agency on Aging?
00:55 Names for Area Agencies on Aging
01:19 How to Find Your Area Agency on Aging
01:32 Transportation Help for Seniors
02:02 Hot Meals for Seniors (3 Options!)
03:07 Home Repair & Disability Modification Grant Programs
03:36 Medical & Insurance Assistance
04:10 Low Income Housing for Seniors
04:37 Protecting Seniors from Elder Abuse
05:34 Caregiver Support Services
07:00 But wait – there’s more!

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Low Income Relief is a free information service that connects low income people across America with benefits, programs and resources in their local communities. Basically, we help millions of people save money and get free stuff every year!

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Low income seniors across America can get free and low-cost assistance from their local Area Agency on Aging. If you haven’t accessed this vital resource yet, you need to see this video!

I’m Nicole from Low Income Relief, where we help millions of people save money and get free stuff.

We’ve found several ways that your local Area Agency on Aging may be able to help you. In this video, we’re going to review seven of their biggest benefits.

Before we begin, though, I just want to clarify a few things. The term “Area Agency on Aging” is a generic term that is used by the federal government to refer to this network of nonprofits and public organizations that help seniors. Each organization governs a certain geographic area, which may be just one city, or a county, or even multiple counties. Your local Area Agency on Aging may have a unique name like the “Commission for Senior Citizens” in Santa Maria, California, the “Senior Resource Alliance” in Orlando, Florida, or the “Office for the Aging” in New York. Whatever it is called, your local Area Agency on Aging is designed to help older adults remain healthy and independent. The easiest way to find your local Area Agency on Aging is to call 211 or ask your local Community Action Council for a referral.

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