AARP Alabama

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AARP Alabama released the following statement today after being alerted by a member of the public that a new scam is circulating in Alabama - and the scammers are claiming to be from AARP.

AARP has helped more than 19 million people 50 and older become safer, better drivers over the years.

AARP Alabama is recruiting a self-motivated social media intern to join its team. It is a paid internship with an anticipated start date of July 2021 and an end date of December 2021. It is currently a teleworking position.

According to the FBI, con artists target older Americans to steal their banking information and identities. AARP Alabama is helping residents avoid becoming victims in many ways, including by hosting online tutorials, known as Fraud Watch Fridays, to provide details of common scams and how to steer clear of them. The sessions are being held at noon, on June 4 and 18, and on July 2, 16 and 30.

Virtual webinars will help caregivers find resources and support

Phone appointments will bridge the "digital divide" for older Alabamians

Estate planning is an essential task, no matter how many assets you have.

AARP Alabama invites you to participate in a virtual 2021 Memorial Day Tribute by submitting a photo of a fallen Veteran to be honored in this special event. The Memorial Day Tribute can be viewed on Monday, May 31 at 10:00 a.m. at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/alabama.aarp or on YouTube at http://bit.ly/MemorialDay2021.

This week, AARP Alabama sent a letter to Governor Kay Ivey outlining vital services for Alabama's elderly population and how new federal funding can help meet those needs in our state. AARP AL - HCBS GOV LTR 041221.pdf