Connect with Your Community

Social engagement is important for our physical and mental health. AgeOptions can help you connect with your community.

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Our information and assistance team is ready to help you discover social engagement opportunities. Call us at 708.383.0258 or contact us today. Learn more about the statewide effort to combat social isolation here.

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Food plays a very important role in our lives. What we eat significantly affects our health, quality of life and longevity. Good nutrition is essential in maintaining cognitive and physical functioning. For older adults, proper and balanced nutritio…
Trualta is an interactive eLearning platform to help manage care for aging adults at home.
Social engagement is important for our physical and mental health. AgeOptions can help you connect with your community.
Public libraries in suburban Cook County offer targeted programming to older adults in their communities, providing socialization and bridging the digital divide.
Uniper is a virtual senior center brought into your home via your TV, and AgeOptions is offering this to you at no cost.
Connect with opportunities and services specifically for culturally and linguistically isolated older persons and seniors
Memory Cafes are stigma-free social settings where people living with dementia and their care partners can meet others and enjoy time together!
The ADRN offers information to help older adults, caregivers and people with disabilities make decisions about care.
Utilize these directories to find services near your home.
This AgeOptions initiative helps all Illinoisans better manage chronic conditions and reduce risk of falls. Improve your health and well-being with interactive workshops.
We want to provide welcoming and inclusive services to all, regardless of sexual orientation, relationship status, and gender identity.
West suburban faith and community based organizations provide services to support low-income African-American and Latinx caregivers.