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Asked March 2019
Are there any non-profits that help seniors at home and transportation to appointments and to grocery store?
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Many municipalities have senior bus services. What sort of help at does the senior need?
Your best bet is to call the local Area Agency on Aging and find out what local resources exist and how to access them.
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Your best bet is to call the local Area Agency on Aging and find out what local resources exist and how to access them.