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Office of Services to the Aging
P.O. Box 30676
Lansing, Michigan 48909-8176
517-373-8230    Fax:  517-3734092
"Grow old with me! The best is yet to be." --Robert Browning
Public Hearing - Lansing - April 16th
The Michigan Office of Services to the Aging is your state resource for information on aging in Michigan. If you're an older adult, family member, or caregiver, here you can easily find and be referred to community programs available in your local area. Information to help people age successfully is also at your finger tips. If you work with or for older adults, you will find up-to-date information to help keep you professionally informed.

Spotlight

• Public Hearing on Older Adult Issues

• March is National Nutrition Month!®

• "Top Ten Things to Know if You're Interested in a Reverse Mortgage"

• 2010 Senior Citizen of the Year Award Program

• Book Forum: "Nana My Grandmother, Anne Gillis" by Robert Gillis

• Creating Confident Caregivers...a program for family members caring for a loved one suffering from dementia

• Aged 65+ may qualify for shut-off protection

• 2010 State Advisory Council on Aging Appointment Application


Treasury Featured Services
Congregate Meals
Congregate meals are provided in a group setting. They often promote socialization among the participants. Meal sites can be in churches, schools, residential communities, senior centers, or recreational centers.
Home Delivered Meals
The Home Delivered Meals program provides at least one nutritionally sound meal per day to eligible adults who are homebound and who do not have friends or family to assist with meal preparation.
Nutrition Education
Nutrition Education promotes better health by providing culturally sensitive nutrition information (which may also address physical fitness and related health issues) and instruction to participants and/or care givers in group or individual setting.

Economy and Aging

• Reverse Mortgages for Seniors

• 2009 Michigan Energy Assistance Directory

• The Cornerstones of an Estate Plan

• Michigan Recovery Act Programs

• EconomicRecovery.gov is a resource for American people to find help to keep their homes, find jobs and protect savings

• Seniors and the Economy

• Save Your Dream - Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention

• AARP: Real relief, where you can go for help

• White House Page on Senior Agenda Items


Helpful Senior Programs

• Michigan Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program (MMAP)

• Home Heating Help for Seniors PDF icon

• MSU Kinship Care Resource Center

• 2009 Consumer Action Handbook

• Michigan Drug Prices.com

• Benefits Enrollment

• Home Skills Training Modules to Assist Direct Care Workers

• Need help finding an in-home care provider?

• Crisis Assistance Program

• Telephone Assistance Program


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