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JUN 27, 2025
Grants aim to help residents of all ages, especially older adults, improve how they live, move, and stay connected in their neighborhoods
Recognizing our state volunteers' contributions that help us carry out our mission.
JUN 21, 2025
Make the most of your golden years with smart money moves that can help you save, invest, and grow your retirement income
JUN 6, 2025
Weekly classes have strength training & cardio fitness
MAY 8, 2025
The Executive Council and Volunteer Leader Ends Her Leadership Role After Two Terms
Last October, the Mayor committed to transform the District of Columbia into an Age-Friendly City – a place where District residents of all ages will can live and thrive thanks to policies and programs that improve the quality of life. And last week, Mayor Gray released his FY 2014 Budget, outlining his Administration’s priorities for the near future. AARP DC’s review of the budget shows that the two commitments – an Age-Friendly DC and the FY 2014 Budget – still need work to become compatible. Below are the key principles of age-friendliness, some highlights of the FY 2014 Budget, and thoughts on how the two measure up.
Last night, Mayor Vincent Gray delivered his State of the District Address, recapping his Administration’s accomplishments of the past year and casting a vision for the coming year.
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