While many organizations and educational institutions maintain websites, the sites listed here function mainly as a means of distributing information rather than being just one component of or complement to a broader educational program.

Title: The 50 Plus Fitness Association
Content: Information on how important exercise and an active lifestyle can be in determining length and quality of life. There are links to health and fitness projects, resources on health issues and a list of the group's events around the country.
Address: http://www.50plus.org

Title: The Administration for Children and Families
Author: Administration for Children and Families of the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services.
Content: Focuses on children’s issues. Includes links to specific federal and state programs for children.
Address: www.ac.dhhs.gov/

Title: Children with Disabilities
Author:  Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)
Content:  Informatino and resources to disabled children, their families and service providers. Promotes a national agenda for children and fosters positive youth development while providing informatino on learning disabilities, dibilitating conditions and physical disabilities.
Address:  www.childrenwithdisabilities.ncjrs.org

Title: Directory of Web Sites on Aging
Author: Administration on Aging of the US Dept. of Health and Human Services
Content: Directory of websites on aging.
Address: www.aoa.dhhs.gov/aoa/webres/craig.htm

Title: Elderhostel
Content: Continuing education for seniors via programs on college campuses worldwide. Users can peruse the course catalog listings, costs and availability by state.
Address: http://www.elderhostel.org

Title:  Family Science Network at the University of Kentucky, Lexington
Content: Includes links to many family sciences related websites, including some resources on grandparenting.
Address: www.uky.edu/HES/gwbrock/fsn/

Title: Generations United
Content: Across America, Generations United is bridging gaps and creating a stronger sense of community, continuity and connection by linking groups and individuals to learn together, work together, and celebrate together. Forging bonds between people of different generations and between organizations that represent them, Generations United is building better communities for us all.
Address:  http://www.gu.org/

Title: Grandparent Caregivers: A National Guide
Author: River Ginchild-Abeje, Staff Attorney, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children and Melinda Perez-Porter, Staff Attorney, Brookdale Center on Aging.
Content: Provides an overview of dependency issues, legal guardianship, foster care, Indian Child Welfare Act, adoption, and school issues. Also provides links to some specific states for more information.
Address: http://www.igc.org/justice/cjc/lspc/manual/cover.html

Title: Grandparents as Parents
Author: University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension
Content: Includes updates on local support groups and events; educational resources; information and referral in Kentucky, and links to other web sites for professionals and grandparents.
Address: www.lfucg.com/grandparents/page2.html

Title: Grandparents as Parents: A Primer for Schools
Author: D. Rothenberg
Content: Provides links to information on the demographics of grandparents as parents, how schools can help, school strategies intended to help grandparents, school strategies intended to help grandchildren, life as a parent, how grandparents can be involved in a child's education,
Address: www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/grandparents.3.html

Title:  Intergenerational Connections
Content: Intergenerational Connections is maintained by the National Network on Family Resiliency of the Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Focuses on information and resources by and for specialists of the Cooperative Extension Service in 28 states. Fact sheets and information on Coping with Stress; Financial Issues – including public assistance programs; Legal Issues; Parenting; and resources are written for several audiences: Consumers/General Public;
Professionals/Adult & Extension Educators; and, Academics/Researchers. Includes links to many related resources and websites.
Address: www.nnfr.org/igen/

Title:    Internet Resources for the Aging Network
Author:    Bruce M. Craig, senior staff specialist directing the National Aging Information Center (NAIC)
Content:    Extensive listing of Internet web sites on a variety of aging topics to create awareness of this readily available and easy to use resource. The web sites identified for each topic contain information useful to policy, plannig or program development by state and area agencies on aging and service provider organizations.
Address:    http://www.aoa.gov/NAIC/notes/default.htm

Title: Legal-Online
Author: American Lawyer Media Association
Content: Provides links to law related sites. Particularly relevant are “Where To Find Court Opinions on the Web” – a current list of all federal and state courts whose opinions are available on the Internet; and  “Where To Find State Laws on the Web” – a guide to locating statutes, bills and legislative materials. These link to websites for each state with varying information.
Address: http://www.legalonline.com/

Title: National Aging Information Center
Author: National Aging Information Center
Content: NAIC is a service of the U.S. Administration on Aging. The site includes information on aging issues such as housing, nutrition, statistics, Alzheimers and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Address: www.aoa.dhhs.gov/NAIC/Notes/default.htm

Title: Northern Area Agency on Aging
Content:  NAAA, a private non-profit agency, is one of six regional agencies on aging in Wisconsin.  NAAA is a key link between state and county/tribal aging programs.
Our Mission:
To effect positive change in the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of county and tribal aging units in order to preserve and enhance the quality of life for older adults in Northern Wisconsin. NAAA oversees twenty-three county aging units and seven tribal aging units: Adams, Ashland, Bad River Tribe, Barron, Bayfield, Burnett, Clark, Douglas, Florence, Forest, Potawatomi Tribe, Iron, Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe, Lac du Flambeau Tribe, Langlade, Lincoln, Marathon, Oneida, Polk, Portage, Price, Red Cliff Tribe, Rusk, St. Croix Tribe, Sawyer, Sokaogon-Chippewa Tribe, Taylor, Vilas, Washburn, Wood.
Address: http://primo.bfm.org/naaa/

Title: Retired Life Fun
Content: Teaches seniors how to turn aging into a positive experience
Address: http://retiredlifefun.com

Title: Senior Law Page
Content: This can be used to access information about elder law, Medicare, Medicaid, estate planning, trusts and elder rights.
Address: http://www.seniorlaw.com/indes.htm

Title: Senior Search.Com
Content: This directory links to hundreds of sites such as tourism, investing, insurance, and senior discounts.
Address: http://seniorsearch.com

Title: Seniorsite
Content: Did you know that for the first time in history, retirees outnumber teenagers? Or that more than 2 million Americans turn 65 every year? This site gives seniors information and help on health, finance, diet, hobbies, and answers to computer questions.
Address: http://www.seniorsite.com

Title: Third Age Site for Grownups
Content: An easy site to navigate on health, living, money, romance, and technology. A friendly place for seniors to meet.
Address: http://thirdage.com

Title: Wisconsin Child Care Resource & Referral Network
Content:  Information on child care regulations, public policy, visitors may request child care referrals, training, etc.
Address: http://www.wisconsinccrr.org/

Title: Wisconsin Joint Legislative Council Study Committees
Content: Study committees are established by the Joint Legislative Council to examine major issues and problems identified by the Legislature. The study committees are made up of Legislators and citizens who are interested in or knowledgeable about the study topic. (Past interim study committee information can be found archived on our Publications page.) The Joint Legislative Council approved the following special committees for the 2002 interim. Legislator and Public Members were appointed to the special committees by a July 8, 2002 mail ballot.
Address: http://www.legis.state.wi.us/lc/2002studies.htm