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AARP Florida is making a difference where you live.
AARP Florida announces its 2026 legislative priorities, putting the needs of Floridians 50-plus at the forefront of the upcoming legislative session. This year’s agenda focuses on four critical areas that impact the quality of life for older adults and their families:
Even as some of you are hearing the last notes of the song “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year,” we at AARP Florida are about to embark on “The Busiest Time of the Year”, the Florida legislative session. Advocacy is a core part of AARP’s mission, and at the state level, the legislative session is a rich if frenetic opportunity to advocate on a wide range of issues on behalf of Floridians ages 50 and over.
The award – our organization’s most prestigious – honors individuals aged 50 and older for exceptional volunteer service and community impact.
AARP Florida’s latest nursing home quality report reveals troubling trends as private investment group acquisitions reshape the state’s long-term care sector.
We're sharing our top five tips to help you avoid getting scammed this holiday season
AARP Florida today awarded state volunteer, Bettina Robson, with the organization’s prestigious Andrus Award for Community Service.
AARP Florida today named longtime volunteer, Ken Thomas, as State President. As the top volunteer position in the AARP Florida state office, the state president works in partnership with the state director and other staff and volunteers to lead AARP’s advocacy and programmatic work in the state.
Research, resources, and a strong support network can make caregiving journeys easier. But when my wife was struck with Stage Three breast cancer, I learned about something many spousal caregivers must face: gnawing fear.
AARP Tampa Bay is hosting a series of walking events during which people can enjoy an outdoor stroll while chatting with local health care professionals.
Now a well-established Florida physician, Jorge de Diego fled a revolution in Cuba to come to the United States. His advice to younger Florida Hispanics: "Vote from the heart.”
AARP Florida gives basic tips on what homeowners, renters and business owners can do to get help and avoid scams after the storm.
AARP Foundation and AARP to match contributions, dollar for dollar, up to $1,000,000.
Florida State Director Jeff Johnson shares helpful resources, thanks critical first responders and talks about AARP priorities in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
With helpful how-to guides, videos, toolkits, and more, AARP has your back as we weather the storm and recover together.
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