Listed below are some useful and interesting web sites for seniors. They cover government information for seniors, information on organisations representing seniors, computer and Internet assistance, and information on topics such as health, fitness, lifestyle, and travel - the list continues to grow.

National Seniors Association
A national community organisation representing seniors which aims to provide economic and other benefits to people over 50. They aim to represent members at all levels of government and to provide services and advice to charitable organisations that assist the ageing. A seniors web site developed with funding from the Office of Seniors Interests. This web site offers on-line chat and computer help for seniors as well as links to hundreds of web sites of interest to seniors.

SeniorsSearch
A search directory for seniors with links to sites on arts, leisure, hobbies, etc.

Yahoo Seniors Search Guide
A search engine designed especially for seniors.

Australian War Memorial
Contains the official history of Australians at war. This site has facilities to search photos, official and private records, the Roll of Honour, war art, film and more.

Centre for Physical Activity in Ageing
This site aims to contribute to the quality of life of individuals through the provision of specialised physical rehabilitation, health promotion, scientific research and educational programs.

"Don't call me granny"
A guide for communication professionals which has been designed to provide more effective communication with older people. 'Don't call me granny' contains some facts about ageing as well as tips on how to see older people more accurately and on how to target this growing audience more effectively.

Foundation for Grandparenting
Dedicated to raising grandparent consciousness and grandparent identity. Through education, research, programs, communication and networking, they promote the benefit of grandparenting and the involvement of grandparents as agents of positive change for families and society.

Elder Abuse Prevention Program
This Elder Abuse Prevention Program, based in Queensland, aims to prevent the abuse of older people. The program provides information, support and advice to older people and the community. It also offers training and support to professionals who work with older people.

Educational Resources on Ageing
A result of the 1999 International Year of Older Persons, this website was designed and developed by the NSW Ageing and Disability Department. It contains educational resources for a society for all ages including facts on ageing and teachers resources.

Senior Link
An Australian website dedicated to the over 50's with information on computing, accommodation, entertainment, health, money and travel. There is also a member's lounge offering chat, classifieds and expert advice.

Senior.Com
Senior.com is an American site with news stories, chat and email. Other sections include computing tips, entertainment, travel, money and many other items of interest.

About Seniors
An Australian website with links to government departments, various associations and community service groups as well as lifestyle interest groups.

Whole Family
This is a really interesting American site that looks at the different stages of a family including marriage, teenagers, parents and of course seniors. The Seniors Centre covers a wide range of issues from positive ageing to adult children to grandparenting to widowhood. As well there is information on caregiving, marital issues and changing body image - basically something of interest to everyone.

Greypath
Another Australian website aimed at seniors and retirees. It contains free advisory services including advice on computer problems, pets, disabilities and travel. The advice is accessed via using the pre-prepared email screen and a response to your question is received within 48 hours.