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Between increased vulnerability to COVID-19 and the isolation that accompanies taking extreme precautions, seniors continue to be some of the people most adversely affected by the pandemic. As of this February, adults 65 and older represented nearly 80% of all COVID-19 deaths. Throughout the two-and-a-half-year […]
The United Way Area Agency on Aging of Jefferson County (UWAAA) is requesting proposals from applicants interested in providing contracted legal services for older individuals and persons with disabilities. Applicants must demonstrate capacity to offer no-cost legal advice and representation provided by an attorney to […]
The first questions people ask an Ombudsman are usually “What does that mean?” and “What do you do?” The answer to both of those questions is in the definition of the Swedish-derived word itself, which translates to “one who speaks on behalf of another.” In […]