AARP Hawaii

Being a family caregiver is one of the toughest and most rewarding things that anyone can do for a parent or loved one. There’s generally no pay. The hours are long and the work is demanding.

AARP asked Duke Aiona and Joshua Green about prescription drugs, long-term care, retirement savings and other issues.

Veterans and and their families learned about benefits they earned and how to protect themselves against fraud during a free Veterans Jamboree seminar on Oct. 19 at Weinberg Hall at Keehi Lagoon.

Dozens of Kaua`i residents celebrated aging healthy at a free Picnic in the Park in Princeville’s Prince Albert Park today.

$18,000 AARP Community Challenge Grant paid for the walking path and benches on the site of a future Resilience Center

AARP Hawaii is seeking volunteers to bolster outreach and advocacy for the state’s older residents, who face high prescription drug prices and other pressures.

AARP is collecting stories to share with candidates about what's important to older voters.

A $20,000 AARP Livable Communities Community Challenge Grant is helping to make Kaua`i a better place to live one brush stroke and one shovel at a time.

The text messages, phone calls and emails from scam artists never seem to end.

Brett Johnson was one of America’s most wanted online criminals. He set up websites to sell items online, collected the money and never delivered the merchandise. He created Shadowcrew, a precursor to the Dark Web, where criminals could buy and sell stolen identities. Tax return fraud, insurance fraud, money laundering … Johnson was involved in all of it until he was caught, served prison time and eventually turned his life around.