Start with the need, then the location
Use the resources below to explore housing, aging, education, safety and community support. National directories can help you identify organizations serving your state or county.
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Useful resources.
Information from independent organizations. Links do not imply a TCF partnership; each provider sets its own requirements.
- Eldercare Locator
Find local aging services and connections for older adults and their families.
- Medicare.gov
Start with official information about Medicare coverage, enrollment and plan options.
- State Health Insurance Assistance Programs
Find your state’s SHIP for local Medicare counseling.
- DigitalLearn computer courses
Explore practical lessons on email, computers and navigating the internet.
- Protecting older adults from financial exploitation
Explore Consumer Financial Protection Bureau education and prevention resources.
- 211 community resources
Look for local help with everyday needs, housing, utilities and caregiving.
- Veterans Benefits Administration
Explore official VA benefits information for veterans and their families.
- CenterLink LGBTQ+ community centers
Explore a network of LGBTQ+ centers and community organizations.
- Ready.gov preparedness resources
Find federal emergency preparedness information for households and communities.
- USDA Section 504 Home Repair program
Read current repair loan and grant requirements and find state-specific information.