NJSave/GetSetUp Basics: Resources for Older New Jerseyians
June 12 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
The New Jersey Division of Aging Services, an organization within the New Jersey Department of Human Services, focuses on making it easier for older adults to live in their community as long as possible with independence, dignity, and choice. Assistance for everyday needs is available through a number of federal- and state-funded programs administered by the Division. Access to some of these programs is available through NJSave, an application that can help older adults and individuals with disabilities save money on Medicare premiums, prescriptions, utilities, and other living expenses. New Jersey residents ages 60 and older can also remain socially engaged and learn new skills by taking free online classes through GetSetUp.
Neil Borenstein coordinates communications and outreach efforts for the New Jersey Division of Aging Services, an organization within the New Jersey Department of Human Services. In this capacity, he helps raise awareness among various stakeholders about programs and services available to older adults, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers throughout the State of New Jersey.
This program is presented on ZOOM by the NJ State Library.
