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AARP Alabama

Visit AARP Alabama’s website for information about events, plus news and resources that improve the lives of Alabamians 50+.
JAN 5, 2026
Here’s what to know, whether you’re a resident who’s working or retired, or if you’re considering a move to Alabama.
DEC 4, 2025
As AARP Alabama looks ahead to the 2026 legislative session, we will once again be advocating for modernization of Alabama's outdated guardianship system.
DEC 3, 2025
While older driver safety is important year-round, Older Driver Safety Awareness Week is a good time to remind older drivers of the importance of safe driving habits. Typically, the first week of December, many major transportation organizations collaborate to encourage older adults, their family members, and caregivers to be proactive about discussing safe mobility and building a transportation plan.
DEC 3, 2025
The holiday season is here—a time for family, friends, and giving. But while you’re busy shopping for gifts and donating to causes you care about, scammers are working just as hard to take advantage of your generosity and hectic schedule.
Nena Bright Moorer of the Magic City (AL) Chapter of the Links, Incorporated conducted a 90-minute Life Reimagined workshop at Alabama A&M University in Huntsville on Saturday, November 1. This workshop guides participants through self-discovery exercises to help them decide what goals they want to pursue, and answers the question: "What's next?" Five 'Savvy at 70' and two 'Fearless at 50' women of the Progressive Homemakers, a social service club established in 1957, participated in the workshop, which encouraged participants to Reflect, Connect, Explore, and Act. To start your own journey through Life Reimagined, go to www.lifereimagined.aarp.org.
Recently, new reports of a medical device scam have been surfacing in Alabama. Like a similar scam we’ve previously reported, these robocallers at times claim to be representing AARP.
AARP Alabama is partnering with WBRC Fox 6 in Birmingham to bring Shred-A-Thons to several communities around the Birmingham and north central Alabama area. Area residents can bring up to 3 bags or file boxes of personal documents for shredding. Identity theft experts recommend shredding any old documents that contain account numbers, Social Security numbers, or other personal financial information.
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