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This document contains information about several senior citizens associations and organizations in India that provide services and support for seniors. It lists the contact information for the Heritage Foundation in Hyderabad and describes organizations like the Association of Senior Living India, HelpAge India, the All India Senior Citizens Confederation, the Indian Senior Citizens Association of ACT, and the National Indo-American Association for Senior Citizens. It also mentions the Dignity Foundation helpline for senior citizens and lists some senior living projects in India like Veterans Co-Operative Abodes. Finally, it discusses how the Assisted Living Federation of America has partnered with a new senior living association in India.
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