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The coronavirus pandemic is forcing many people to stay home, and that often means being isolated from family and friends.
AARP Arkansas knows that many older people want to live in their home for as long as possible.
AARP Arkansas knows that many older people want to live in their homes for as long as possible.
AARP has awarded three Community Challenge grants to make neighborhoods in Arkansas more livable and accessible:
AARP has awarded three Community Challenge grants to make neighborhoods in Arkansas more livable and accessible.
Identity thieves cost U.S. consumers nearly $17 billion in 2017. AARP Arkansas wants to make sure residents don’t become victims.
AARP Arkansas offers many resources for older adults, including career networking, advocacy for family caregivers and programs to avoid fraud and identity theft.
Does your community group, church or business want to learn more about retirement, fraud prevention and other matters affecting people over 50?
AARP is on a mission to make communities more livable for people of all ages, and the results can be seen in three localities.
Nearly 1 in 10 Arkansas adults are veterans, and AARP Arkansas is hard at work looking out for them.
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