If your new year’s res­o­lu­tion is to finally get orga­nized, here’s a nice col­lec­tion of sites to help you do that.

The “gold stan­dard” asso­ci­a­tion for folks over fifty. The web site con­tains a wealth of infor­ma­tion on health, fam­ily, home, legal, money, work, travel, and even a sec­tion called “fun and games.” Most of the infor­ma­tion on the web is acces­si­ble with­out be

ASA is the largest orga­ni­za­tion of mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary pro­fes­sion­als in the field of aging. Our resources, pub­li­ca­tions, and edu­ca­tional oppor­tu­ni­ties are geared to enhance the knowl­edge and skills of peo­ple work­ing with older adults and their families.

A series of infor­ma­tive fact­sheets for older adults and care­givers. Includes: # EPA Reports and Pre­sen­ta­tions #Fact­sheets on envi­ron­men­tal health #Fact­sheets on Build­ing Healthy Com­mu­ni­ties for Active Aging #Posters #Reduce your expo­sure to contaminants.

This web­site is based on a book of the same name. The site includes “20 activ­i­ties for grand­par­ents to do with their grand­chil­dren, prod­ucts for long dis­tance rela­tion­ships, and a link to buy the book on Amazon.com.

If you’ve got a yen to learn to do some­thing, the sites here are full of videos and expert advice on a wide vari­ety of topics.

Mesothe­lioma is one of the dead­liest forms of can­cer today. With the weak­ened immune sys­tem of seniors, envi­ron­men­tal tox­ins pose a par­tic­u­larly high threat. Among other con­di­tions, asbestos expo­sure can lead to mesothe­lioma, a dev­as­tat­ing can­cer without

The National Aging in Place Coun­cil is a senior sup­port net­work. We work together to solve your prob­lems. NAIPC was founded on the belief that an over­whelm­ing major­ity of older Amer­i­cans want to remain in their homes for as long as possible.

Advo­cacy, action, and answers on aging. “A link to ser­vices for older adults and their care­givers.” Con­tains an Elder­care Loca­tor, pol­icy papers, advo­cacy alerts, pub­li­ca­tions and resources, and links.

This excel­lent source offers a direc­tory of ser­vices, custom-​​written arti­cles on senior issues, and anno­tated links to selected resources on con­cerns such as care­giv­ing, finance, and health and wellness.

A wide col­lec­tion of impor­tant and inter­est­ing sites on Aging. Included are links to: #AARP Pol­icy & Research Sta­tis­tics #AgingStats.gov: Ongo­ing Fed­eral Data Resources Rel­e­vant to the Study of Aging #CDC: Trends in Health ad Aging #Cen­ter for Retirem

The author­ity on asbestos can­cer. Resources for patients and their fam­i­lies. Spon­sored by the law firm of James F. Early, LLC., who has rep­re­sented mesothe­lioma vic­tims and their fam­i­lies for over 30 years.

If you need help to stay at home, you have many good choices. Of course SRI at Home will help, but you can also have a look at The Point’s web­site, which has a good list of services.

The nation’s lead­ing, nation­ally respected net­work of non-​​medical, pri­vate duty home care agen­cies pro­vid­ing senior care, elder care, per­sonal care, respite care and com­pan­ion care to help the elderly and adults con­tinue to live in their homes across Amer