Established in April of 1974, the AAAWM has helped countless adults live more productive lives by providing the tools and services needed to maintain independence. We are a non-profit organization that provides aging services, as well as information and assistance. We plan, develop, oversee, and advocate for in-home senior care services to older adults, especially those with social and economic needs. Collaboration between nurses and social workers results in valuable in-home care plans that aim to keep seniors in their homes as they age. All services are provided with funding from local, state, and federal sources.

Michigan’s senior population faces increasingly complex decisions related to health care and financial matters. In response, the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division has developed informational resources including guides, fact sheets, and how-to’s in order to assist in making complex decisions.  To assist consumers, our office offers free educational programming which consists of 40 – 45 minute live presentations across Michigan, highlighting specific topics for consumers and caregivers. We look forward to working together to keep Michigan seniors informed and safe.  Thank you for your interest in the Senior Brigade program.

The Alzheimer’s Association, Michigan Great Lakes Chapter is a donor-supported, non-profit voluntary health organization dedicated to providing supportive programs and services to people with Alzheimer’s disease, their family members and care partners. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, the Michigan Great Lakes Chapter has regional offices in Kalamazoo, Okemos and Muskegon. The chapter serves 23 Michigan counties.

Michigan State University Extension helps people improve their lives by bringing the vast knowledge resources of Michigan State University directly to individuals, communities and businesses.  Whether it’s controlling health care costs by giving individuals the information they need to manage chronic illness, preparing tomorrow’s leaders through 4-H programs, helping grow Michigan’s agriculture economy, or capturing opportunities that use our natural resources in a sustainable way, Michigan State University Extension is creating opportunities and building communities that make Michigan strong, prosperous and a great place to live. With a presence in every Michigan county, Extension faculty and staff members provide tools to live and work better. From a personal meeting to information online, Michigan State University Extension educators work every day to provide the most current information when people need it to ensure success – in the workplace, at home and in the community.