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Resources for Your Relocation Journey

Exploring your options and planning a move is a big undertaking, but you don’t have to do it alone. There are fantastic organizations dedicated to helping seniors live their best lives.

For lifestyle and community resources, AARP offers extensive articles and local chapters that can provide insight into different communities. Opportunities to give back and get involved can be found via AmeriCorps Seniors, a wonderful way to connect in a new town.

If an active outdoor lifestyle is on your list, travel and recreation information for seniors is available at the National Park Service, which offers a lifetime pass for a nominal fee. For local programs, check your city or county’s Parks and Recreation department website to see what classes, clubs, and activities they offer for seniors.

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