Consider these resources if you’re looking for help in living at home, if you’re interested in learning about starting Living at Home Network Programs or if you simply want to make your community more elder friendly.
Information about Services, Elder-Friendly Communities, and Starting a Program
- Live Well At Home – A tool to help you plan your healthy living Live Well at Home® is Minnesota’s resource to help seniors plan to live well longer in their own homes. Link to Live Well at Home
- MinnesotaHelp.info This resource database offers information on a wide range of community services, including senior services. Link to MinnesotaHelp.info
- Minnesota’s Senior LinkAge Line® A phone-based resource is the Minnesota Board on Aging’s free statewide information and assistance service. The Senior LinkAge Line service is provided by six Area Agencies on Aging that serve all 87 counties of Minnesota. 1-800-333-2433.
- Elder-Friendly Communities Checklist Start your assessment of your community’s current strengths with this Elder-Friendly Community Checklist. Download here: ElderFriendlyChecklist
- Starting a Living at Home Network Program This brief guide details the steps for starting a Living at Home Program in your community. After reading the guide, please contact us for assistance in establishing a program in your community. LAH Program Handbook 6-14-19
