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New Jersey county hosting kiosk-based services for seniors

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April 23, 2026

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The Board of County Commissioners in Union County, New Jersey, is hosting Aging Services Kiosk events at local libraries in May, including the Clark Public Library, to connect seniors and caregivers with available programs and resources.

The events provide an opportunity for attendees to meet with trained professionals who can offer guidance and assist with tasks such as completing forms, according to a Union County News report. County officials said the initiative is designed to make support services more accessible during later stages of life, with all services offered at no cost.

Operated by the Division on Aging within the Union County Department of Human Services, the kiosks serve residents age 60 and older, along with their caregivers. Staff can help connect visitors to services such as home-delivered meals, respite care, home care and adult day care, as well as broader caregiver support. The events are open to all county residents without appointments or pre-registration, allowing seniors to visit any kiosk location regardless of where they live.