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Area Agencies on Aging
The Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) were established through the Older Americans Act amendments of 1972 in order to provide a local structure for addressing the needs and concerns of older persons. The goal of an Area Agency on Aging is to enable older people to maintain maximum independence and dignity within their own homes and communities as long as possible by developing a system of coordinated, comprehensive services to meet their needs. Nationwide there are 670 Area Agencies on Aging, 57 State Units on Aging and innumerable local service providers which together with the federal Administration on Aging constitute the National Aging Network.Area Agency on Aging
- AAA Home
- Case Management
- In-Home Services
- Family Caregiver Support
- Longterm Care Ombudsman
- Congregate Meals
- Transportation
- Legal Assistance
- Information and Assistance
- National Search for Senior Housing
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Resource Guides
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Graham & Greenlee County Elder Resource Guide (09.09.08)
Cochise County Elder Resource Guide (10.20.08)
Cochise County Wellness Directory (9.19.08)
Santa Cruz County Elder Resource Guide (09.09.08)
Santa Cruz Elder Resource Guide Spanish (09.09.08)
Helpful Links
SEARCH is a collaborative effort of Southeastern Arizona Behavioral Health Services, Inc. (SEABHS), Information & Referral Services, and Southeastern Arizona Governments Organization Area Agency on Aging (SEAGO) to pool together community information and resources on various government, school, and health & human services agencies and organizations, support services and happenings.