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Center for Universal Design The Center for Universal Design is a Rehabilitation, Engineering, Research Center that evaluates, develops, and promotes accessible and universal design in buildings and related products. For technical assistance or publications call: 800-647-6777 (voice or TTY).

Disability Resources, Inc. This Agency is a National nonprofit organization that provides information about resources for independent living.

Home Modification Action Project The Goal of this project is to increase the availability of home modifications so that frail older and disabled persons have the choice to age in place so provision of care can take place in a supportive environment.

Homes and Communities - People with Disabilities HUD established this site which links to news, fair housing laws, HUD resources, and other housing information.

Lifeline Lifeline is an easy-to-use medical alert service designed to reduce the risk of living alone. In the event of a fall or emergency, help is available at the push of a button. A trained Personal Response Associate can send you help quickly, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Contact Karen McLean at Sacred Heart Medical Center at (541) 349-7272 or by email at kmclean@peacehealth.org. McKenzie Willamette Medical Center also provides this service.

My Safe Home This wonderful site takes us on a virtual tour of our home to show us all how we can make our homes safe places, no matter what our age!

National Association of Homebuilders Click on the "Consumers tab" to locate a CAPS remodeler in your area or to locate information on remodeling, accessibility, building, financing, and more.

American Foundation for the Blind This site has a "seniors" area complete with a video of things you can do yourself to improve accessibility and usability of your home.

Alzheimer's Association This website provides education in many aspects of the disease. If you know of someone who has or may have it, a visit here can help. Their "Safe Return" program is important for anyone who may tend to wander.

National Council on Aging This website provides up to date benefit information, publications, advocacy, education and research. They have a special section "Staying Independent" and "Using Your Home to Stay at Home".