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| IMSERSO <http://www.seg-social.es/imserso/index.html>
Instituto de Migraciones y Servicios Sociales. Entidad Gestora de la Seguridad Social que gestiona Servicios Sociales complementarios de las prestaciones del Sistema de Seguridad Social en materia de mayores, discapacidad y migraciones.

| Solid Selection <http://www.solidselection.com>
Consultoría de Recursos Humanos especializada en selección y formación de Profesionales y Directivos con ofertas dentro del ámbito de la Gerontología.

| Portal Mayores IMSERSO <http://www.imsersomayores.csic.es/>
Sistema de información sobre personas mayores en Internet, de acceso libre y gratuito, dirigido al ámbito académico y científico, los profesionales de los servicios sociales, los propios mayores y la sociedad en general.

| European Masters in Gerontology - EuMaG <http://www.eumag.org/>
The European Masters in Gerontology is a comprehensive, flexible and modular based two-year international part-time training programme in gerontology. It is designed, recognized and delivered by more than 25 European universities. The programme is specially designed for professionals working in the field of (public) health and social welfare, as well as university students interested in gerontological issues.

| International Association of Gerontology <http://www.sfu.ca/iag/>
The International Association of Gerontology was founded in 1950. Its objectives are to promote gerontological research, training in the field of aging, and the interests of gerontological organizations in international affairs. The IAG has members in more than 60 countries in five regions.

| The Gerontology Research Centre <http://www.harbour.sfu.ca/gero/>
The Gerontology Research Centre (GRC) was established in 1982 to conduct research on individual and population aging, to foster and facilitate research by providing a consulting service and to serve as a central source of information for the academic and broader community. It is an active member of two inter-university research consortia: the Canadian Consortium for Health Promotion Research which links 14 universities from across Canada and the Canadian Study of Health and Aging which links 18 universities.