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AARP actively supports seniors 50+. They encourage healthy aging with and without chronic illness. They have engaging activities, live and virtual, in every state, and several other resources. Although they are connected with a health insurance carrier, they are available to everyone.
I don't know how much support one can receive from the National Council on Aging, but their website is:
www.ncoa.org
Each city/state most likely has nonprofit agencies that provide some level of support for the elderly in their community.
There are several key resources available to help support you while living independently with lupus:
• Medication assistance programs
• Medical equipment support (like wheelchairs)
• Housing and utility cost assistance through Benefits.gov
• Public housing information through Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
• Energy cost Show Full Answer
Please check this out, too:
https://www.lupus.org/resources/financial-assis...
There is also the Lupus Foundation of America (www.lupus.org). They have support groups throughout the country. They can guide you to lupus-related resources.
And 211 for United Way as well.
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