Connecting you to the right resources.
Helping you plan for the future.
Remain in your home as you age.
Providing help when you need it.
Providing options for independence.
Do you have life experiences, gifts, and talents
you would like to use to help your community?
The State Budget has placed home delivered meals in jeopardy.
Life can be complicated. Aging in place is what we want to educate consumers on. When changes occur due to health, family dynamics, finances, etc., help is needed to make good decisions. Whether you need to find a service or learn about your options by talking with a professional, you’ve come to the right place.
The AgeSmart Community Resources works to help older adults remain independent in their homes and communities. Through planning, funding, responding to community needs and providing answers on aging, AgeSmart Community Resources helps people AGE WELL THEIR WAY.
The programs and services provided by AgeSmart Community Resources allow older adults to remain independent in their homes and maintain the quality of life fitting to each individual. The Agency serves older adults 60 years of age and older and their caregivers in seven counties in Southwestern Illinois
Grants are awarded through AgeSmart Community Resources to non-profit organizations serving older adults, caregivers, and grandparents raising grandchildren throughout the Planning and Service Area (PSA).
For information on news and events for AgeSmart Community Resources check our calendar.
Shots and vaccinations aren't just for children. The following information is from the National Institute on Health and Aging Shots for Safety As
Illinois Aging Network Alert A weekly report on the impact of the state budget crisis on Illinois seniors and community
“Traditional” and “non-traditional” medicines are often at odds with one another, and have been ever since the scientific method took
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