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Minnesota Board on Aging & Senior LinkAge Line
P.O. Box 64976
St. Paul, MN 55164-0976
1-800-882-6262, 651-431-2500 (P)
651-431-7453 (F)

The Minnesota Board on Aging (MBA) is the gateway to services for Minnesota seniors and their families.
MBA listens to senior concerns, researches for solutions, and proposes policy to address senior needs.
In addition, MBA administer funds from the Older Americans Act that provide a spectrum of services to seniors, including Senior LinkAge Line®, Insurance Counseling and more.

If you are an organization that offers services to seniors in Minnesota and would like to be added to our list of resources, please contact us at info@minnesotarecovery.org.

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