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SeniorsLearn.com is dedicated to helping older adults understand the internet, online safety, artificial intelligence (AI) and everyday digital tools through easy guides, audio lessons, and community discussions. Tutorials are free and the site includes the ability to ask questions, join discussions, and learn from other seniors on the community.

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Free Will Services Available Online

A will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and provides lasting peace of mind for you and your loved ones.To make this process easy and accessible, the National Council on Aging has partnered with FreeWill to offer a secure, online tool that guides you through creating a legally binding will, completely free of charge.

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Dementia Screening Tools Available 

People who are concerned about memory function can now utilize an updated, easy-to-use screening tool known as AD8 (Ascertain Dementia 8) to help detect early cognitive changes associated with a number of brain-related illnesses, including Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, and Lewy body dementia. AD8 is offered in several languages and can be self-administered or given by family members, loved ones, health care providers, and caregivers. 

Prince George’s County Department of Parks and Recreation provides free membership for seniors ages 60+ to County Golf Courses, Community Centers (including the Lakeland College Park Community Center), Senior Activity Centers (including the Laurel-Beltsville Senior Activity Center), and the Sports and Learning Complex. To get your free M-NCPPC Senior ID card, bring your proof of age and residency to any Community Center during operating hours.

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Maryland Equips Distributes Free Medical Equipment

Maryland Equips is a joint initiative between the Maryland Department of Aging and the Maryland Department of Disabilities to collect and distribute free medical equipment and assistive technology.

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Property Tax Break for Seniors

Prince George's County Council passed a new, revised bill that offers property tax breaks to seniors 65+ who've lived in the same home for at least 25 years. If your home is valued at $515,000 or less, you could qualify for a 20% property tax credit for up to five years starting in 2025!

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