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Are you or a loved one at risk for social isolation?
Use these resources to take steps to end social isolation and start living a connected life.

Now is the perfect time to explore Virtual Volunteering. Create the Good helps you find opportunities that match your skills and interests.

AARP
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Join our team and help your neighbors get the credits and deductions they deserve. Whatever your skill set, there’s a role for you.

AARP Foundation
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You can also take the assessment online to find out if you're at risk for social isolation.

Connect2Affect
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The Atlantic hosted a series of discussions on combating loneliness and social isolation. Speakers included former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, AARP Foundation President Lisa Marsh Ryerson and Pew Research Center Social Trends Research Director Kim Parker. They addressed the causes and health impacts of the problem and offered a range of solutions.

C-SPAN
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Studies show that strong social relationships save lives.

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AARP Foundation and Aunt Bertha have launched voice-assisted search for local social services to be used by seniors in affordable housing communities in Northwest Baltimore. The new Alexa skill enables vulnerable seniors to easily gather information about free and reduced-cost assistance in their community, such as food pantries, transportation, tax preparation and more.

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