Elders
On this page:
Abuse, neglect or exploitation
- Hotlines/Crisis - A comprehensive listing of Hotlines and crisis numbers statewide.
- Adult Protective Services - Services to protect incapacitated and dependent adults (age 18 and over) in danger of abuse, neglect or exploitation.
- Mandated Reporters - Information and resources for people who are required by law to report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation
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Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias
- Alzheimer's Information - Includes resources on related dementias
- Alzheimer's Care and Support
Caregiver information
- Caregiver Information and Resources - Resources for family caregivers, including information on support groups, respite care and more.
Education
- Educational Opportunities - Information on a variety of educational programs for the elderly, including adult education, elderhostel, Senior College, and the University system.
- Senior
Citizen Resources
- Education, Employment & Recreation
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Food, money, housing
- Nutrition for Older People in Maine - Congregate and Home Delivered meals, with links to Maine's Area Agencies on Aging.
- Property
Tax and Rent Refund
- Eligible Maine residents can receive a partial refund of property taxes and/or rent paid on their primary residence. - Search for a senior dining site - A searchable listing of dining sites throughout the state.
Guardianship
- For people with cognitive disabilities - Resources for families and friends of adults with disabilities.
- For Other Adults - Guardianship & conservatorship information and resources
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Legal issues
- Adult Guardianship & Conservatorship - Questions and Answers - About the adult guardianship and conservatorship process.
- Aging: Taking Care of Business - Advance directives, durable power of attorney, guardianship & conservatorship, and more.
- Attorney
Generals Office
- Services and information regarding your rights and responsibilities.
Includes information on: - Legal
Services for the Elderly
- Providing free legal services to Maine's socially and economically needy elderly age 60 and over. - [Back to top]
Long-term care
- Aging and Disability Resource Center - "One-stop-shops" to answer questions from older adults, or from any individuals with disabilities, about a wide range of in-home, community-based, and institutional services.
- Assisted Living Facilities - A searchable listing of Assisted Living Facilities in Maine.
- Home Care: Where to Find It - Services and financial assistance available to help people stay at home.
- Long-term Care
- Nursing
Home Compare
- A Medicare site with information on nursing homes that are Medicare or Medicaid certified. - [Back to top]
MaineCare/Medicare
Prescription drugs
Publications/resource guides/links
- Aging and Disability Resource Center - "One-stop-shops" to answer questions from older adults, or from any individuals with disabilities, about a wide range of in-home, community-based, and institutional services.
- Resource Directory for Older Mainers - A listing of a variety of services and programs for older Mainers, with provider listings, phone numbers and contact information.
- Senior
Citizens Resources
- A variety of resources for seniors in Maine. - Aging Services Publications
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Volunteer Opportunities
- Elder volunteer opportunities - programs for elders to participate in.
- Volunteer
- state and national volunteer programs.
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