Learn about programs and services that keep you safe at home and in your community.
Learn about programs and services that keep you safe at home and in your community.
These links will take you to 211CT.org, where you can refine your search by town.
Programs that provide your personal medical information to first responders, whether in your car or in your home.
Also known as Medical Emergency Response Systems or Personal Alarm Systems, these devices let you call for help in an emergency by pushing a button.
The Medic Alert/Safe Return program provides people with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders and their caregivers an I.D. bracelet or necklace, clothing labels and wallet cards which contain information.
Programs and groups that fight fraud and abuse and advocate for senior safety and protection.
Statewide office of Protective Services for the Elderly investigates reports of known or suspected physical or mental abuse, exploitation, or neglect of adults ages 60+.
These programs assist Connecticut residents with heating fuel and utilities payments.
These programs help eligible households who are experiencing financial hardship by preventing the disconnection of heat and utility services.
Customers can request "budget billing," an arrangement which averages yearly electrical consumption into equal monthly payments.
If you have a complaint, here is information about consumer protection agencies in Connecticut that you can contact.
Training to help seniors remain safe and responsible drivers.
Many local Senior Centers provide seminars and information about Safety & Protection.
CT Senior Medicare Patrol prevents, detects, and reports health care fraud, errors, and abuse through outreach, counseling, and education.
The Ability Beyond Directory of Technology includes information about technology devices that can assist with safety at home.
Learn about AARP's Driver Safety Program for older drivers.
Visit your town's Senior Center page to learn about local resources.
In order to help those utilizing SNAP benefits, the UConn Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program has provided tips and regulations about SNAP benefits during COVID-19, and how to stretch your food dollars.
During this time of COVID-19, older adults have been urged to stay home for health and safety purposes making it difficult to get groceries and essential items. We are happy to announce that Danbury’s new food delivery program is here to help!
Most of us are practicing social distancing and staying home, so here are ways to make your day to day more exciting! We have compiled a list of virtual events you can enjoy from the comfort of home.
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