AARP Colorado

Join AARP Colorado and Rick Bernstein for a 90-minute Life Reimagined Workshop on August 4, 2014, at the Scheitler Recreation Center.

It can be scary to get a call from someone trying to collect a debt you don’t owe. But there are some things you can do to straighten out the debt collectors if they have the wrong person:

Blog by CJay Smith, CEC

So far this spring, the weather has been rough here in Colorado with tornados, thunderstorms, hail and lightning. As we write this, yet another hailstorm is in progress. All of this is stressful for us to endure, but it can also be hard on our canine companions. Fear of thunderstorms is a common problem for dogs. It’s clear many dogs are afraid of the sound of thunder, but others seem to be distressed by other elements such as wind, rain, and even cloudy skies.

AARP and Denver Public Library (DPL) are working together to select and identify 100 photos that depict the powerful events and people that reflect the Chicano movement in Colorado. The photographs will be digitized and accessible online through DPL’s Digital Collections.

Join AARP Colorado for one of the biggest and best parties of the year that is sure to heat up Santa Fe Drive in Denver with música, dancing and comida – all under the stars.

AARP Colorado is proud to announce a Stuff the Bus school supply drive to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver.

Blog by Jane Barton

Blog by CJay Smith, CEC

Veterans and their families are sometimes targeted by unscrupulous financial and legal professionals who claim to offer free help with paperwork for pension claims. The scheme involves scammers who persuade veterans to make decisions about their pensions without giving them the whole truth about the long-term consequences, such as losing eligibility for Medicaid services or losing the use of their money for an extended period of time.