As an older adult, you may have specific needs after a disaster. Use the information on this page to assess your needs and take simple, low-cost steps that help you get better prepared.

The Disaster Preparedness Guide for Older Adults is intended to support older adults and their caregivers in preparing in three easy steps: assess your needs, create a plan and engage your network. The guide provides easy-to-read, user-friendly worksheets that walk individuals and caregivers through a self-assessment to identify specific needs and checklists that create a personalized plan.

Assistance for individuals who wander and peace of mind for caregivers and families.

The Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office has launched the Middlesex County Chapter of the "Public Safety Alliance For Individuals With Disabilities" A.I.D. program. A.I.D. is a voluntary service open to all citizens. The program was created to help police officers and other emergency service personnel to better assist residents with disabilities or special need in the event of an emergency by providing those first responders with vital information regarding a participant’s disability, emergency contact information, a physical description and current photograph of the registrant. The goal of the A.I.D. Program is to ensure all residents who have a disability or special need are able to get the help and support they need in a time of emergency or during interaction with Law Enforcement, Fire or EMS personnel.

This FedUp (Senior Fraud Education and Protection Program) booklet is a practical toolkit for self-protection when doing business, avoiding scams, protecting your identity and credit, making investments, applying for mortgages, and managing your health. It includes standard, classic, common-sense advice. It also draws upon current consumer complaints and fraud alerts, and our agency’s own consumer protection investigations and legal actions.