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Are you or a loved one at risk for social isolation?
Use these resources to take steps to end social isolation and start living a connected life.

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Tech to Foster Connection

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As physical barriers intensify social isolation in older adults, technology can make people feel more connected.

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A Helping Hand with Grieving

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Discover what kind of support older adults may need when experiencing a loss.

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Life Transitions and Loneliness

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Discover simple things you can do to feel better during big life changes, including ways to build — and deepen — social connections.

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AARP Foundation Property Tax-Aide

AARP Foundation

We provide thorough volunteer training and ongoing support so you can help vulnerable adults access property tax relief in your community.

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AARP Foundation Experience Corps

AARP Foundation

Make a lasting difference in the lives of vulnerable children. Become a tutor and help them read at grade level so they have the opportunity to succeed.

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While living alone has its pleasures, it has its downsides, too. That’s why many older adults who live alone are using voice-activated smart speakers to make their lives a bit easier — and to stay more connected with friends and family in the process.

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