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» Site title: AARP
» Site description: Organization for mature adults 50 and above in the United States. Information on health, long-term care, economic security, independent living and consumer issues.
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» Site title: Alliance for Retired Americans
» Site description: Nationwide organization of more than 3 million members focusing on issues affecting seniors. Includes a weekly newsletter and legislative analysis.
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» Site title: America's Senior Choice
» Site description: A non-profit association offering information, services, and benefits to the senior market.
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» Site title: Chelmsford Retirement Action Group (CRAG)
» Site description: CRAG seeks to promote and defend the interests of retired people and the achievement of a standard and quality of life commensurate with their right to independence in retirement.
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» Site title: Congress of California Seniors (CCS)
» Site description: California nonprofit education and advocacy organization dedicated to improving the life of seniors. News and expert commentaries on a wide variety of issues.
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» Site title: Council On The Ageing (COTA)
» Site description: Consumer organization founded to protect and promote the wellbeing of older Australians. Offers a comprehensive range of news and information.
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» Site title: EURAG - European Federation of the Elderly
» Site description: Transnational association of senior citizens' associations promoting the recognition of older people as equal citizens. Includes publications and details of current projects.
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» Site title: Global Action on Aging
» Site description: International grassroots citizen group working on issues of concern to older people and offering research on critical emerging topics.
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» Site title: The Hard Hat Brotherhood
» Site description: Nationwide organization whose sole purpose is to get together and have some good-hearted manly fun. Includes membership information and a photo gallery.
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» Site title: Hollywood Senior Center
» Site description: A non-profit community organization serving older adults, their caregivers and the neighboring community through the provision of education, information, health and wellness, recreation, nutrition and social services. Located in Portland, Oregon.
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» Site title: Irish Association of Older People
» Site description: Membership-based organization serving seniors by providing a voice, information, and advocacy. Includes a newsletter.
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» Site title: National Association of Senior Friends
» Site description: Entertainment and educational activities, health screenings, and discounts on items from insurance to flowers, prescriptions to car rentals.
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» Site title: National Association of Working Seniors (NAWS)
» Site description: Membership organization addressing the needs and interests of working seniors with a focus on career, family, financial, health and legislative matters.
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» Site title: Older Women's Network (OWN)
» Site description: New South Wales organization committed to promoting the rights, dignity and well-being of older women. Includes details and photographs of groups.
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» Site title: Perth and Kinross Pensioners Forum
» Site description: Charitable organization of involved older adults supporting pensioners' rights to choice, dignity, independence and security.
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» Site title: Romeo Club
» Site description: Retired Old Men Eating Out gives members an opportunity to meet in their community. Features local chapters.
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» Site title: The Senior Citizens League
» Site description: Seniors advocacy association working to safeguard earned benefits including military and government retirements, improvements in Social Security, Notch solution and Seniors CPI.
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» Site title: The Seniors Coalition
» Site description: Advocacy organization to protect the quality of life and economic well-being that older Americans have earned while supporting common sense solutions to the challenges of the future.
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» Site title: Sixty Plus Association
» Site description: Organization of seniors which seeks Social Security reform and abolition of the death tax in the United States. Site include membership information, scorecard, news and releases, and related links.
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» Site title: Society of Military Widows (SMW)
» Site description: Support group for widows of military personnel with membership in local chapters or national at-large basis.
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» Site title: Sunshine Senior's Association
» Site description: Southern California non-profit association for Indian seniors offering activities, services, links to matrimonial services, magazines and horoscopes.
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