AARP Georgia

AARP volunteers are educating Georgia residents about recent changes that could affect how they vote. Redistricting last year changed the boundaries of certain congressional and state legislative districts. A 2023 also requires employers to give workers up to two hours off for early, in-person voting.

In the latest episode of "Nothing But a Number," Alice Bennett from AARP Georgia discusses the Work and Save legislation for Georgia, featuring insights from Kathie Summers Grice, managing partner and founder of Dirigo Partners, a national advocacy firm.

In this podcast episode, we peel back the layers of some of the most prevalent scams targeting older Georgians.

Discover how AARP's advocacy for work and save legislation is addressing the retirement crisis and empowering individuals across generations.

Georgia's newly approved digital connectivity plan promises affordable, high-speed internet for all, tackling infrastructure gaps and affordability issues. AARP Georgia supports this vital initiative, emphasizing its importance for older adults and urging continued federal support for affordable internet access.

AARP Georgia spent the month of April immersed in purpose and connection as they embraced Earth Day and Volunteer Appreciation Month.

As part of AARP Georgia's commitment to empowering and safeguarding our community, we've compiled five essential tips to help you protect yourself against fraud.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to shedding light on an often overlooked aspect of well-being.

ATLANTA, Georgia — In the latest episode of ‘Nothing But a Number,’ we embarked on an eye-opening exploration into the duplicitous world of romance scams. Hosted by Senior Associate State Director of Advocacy and Outreach at AARP Georgia, Hilary Williams Thomas, this episode features a compelling conversation with Kate Kleinart, a brave survivor of a romance scam.

Join AARP Georgia in Atlanta, Augusta and Macon community, caregiving resources and fun with your furry friends.