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Free Directory for Seniors
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The National Institute on Aging and the Administration on Aging have compiled a ?Resource Directory for Older People.? This free resource lists ~300 public and private organizations, complete with mailing addresses and telephone numbers as well as Internet and e-mail addresses. The directory answers questions on a range of topics, including physical fitness, nursing homes, Alzheimer?s disease, and support groups. For a copy, call 800-222-2225 or TTY 800-222-4225; ask for Department RD.
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