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Let No One Be Alone

Reaching out and connecting with older adults to reduce isolation and loneliness

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Although Let No One Be Alone Week is designated as one week each year, the reality is that isolation and loneliness are a part of peoples’ lives throughout the year.

We hope you will find these resources helpful and will use them at any time to help alleviate isolation in your community. Click on the image to reach the resource in PDF format.

We have also created a resource linking Let No One Be Alone with Valentine’s Day. Click here for the PDF document.

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Let No One Be Alone Overview
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Seven Ways to Connect When Reaching Out to Someone Who is Isolated
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Six Ways to Connect While Providing Others an Opportunity to Contribute
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Five Ways Community Organizations can Support Those Who are Alone
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Seven Positive Actions Community Businesses can Take to Help Customers Feel Less Isolated

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