AARP Indiana

AARP members and guests in the Fort Wayne area are invited to tour the historic Allen County Courthouse on Saturday, Nov. 9.

Five Indiana groups received 2024 AARP Community Challenge grants, totaling $50,910, for projects that make neighborhoods more livable for all residents.

Indiana residents can schedule new COVID-19 vaccine appointments or walk into a nearby pharmacy to get a shot. Here’s how to find an updated vaccine near you.

AARP Indiana released the general election edition of its video series entitled “AARP Asks the Candidates” featuring the three candidates for Governor: Sen. Mike Braun, Jennifer McCormick, and Donald Rainwater. The videos are part of AARP Indiana’s continued efforts to ensure 50-plus voters know where candidates stand on the issues.

Hoosiers need housing that is accessible, affordable, safe and secure. It is a critical component to making our communities across the state more livable. Adequate housing is a key factor in ensuring that older adults can remain in their homes and communities for as long as they choose. United States Senator Todd Young will be joining to give updates about housing legislation currently making its way through Congress.

Indiana’s Family and Social Services Administration’s Division of Aging recently announced the launch of a comprehensive needs assessment survey of adults aged 60 and older.

Across Indiana, Hoosiers have seen their monthly utility bills climb higher and higher. For older Hoosiers with income constraints, even slight increases in the cost of electricity or heating and cooling their homes can be devastating. That’s why AARP Indiana is working hard to lower egregious rate hikes, prevent increases to monthly fees, and educate Hoosier communities about options for relief.

On August 12, The Indianapolis City-County Council voted to adopt a “Vision Zero” ordinance aimed at eliminating traffic fatalities.

AARP Indiana lives and works in the communities we serve. We offer trusted information, workshops, and opportunities to connect. We work with local leaders to make our neighborhoods more livable for people of all ages. To highlight this work, we’ve created a video series that tells our story.

For 89 years, Social Security has helped millions of Americans retire and been there for multiple generations — never missing a payment. But the program faces challenges and AARP Indiana is inviting Hoosiers to join us for a special, virtual event with New York Times bestselling author John Green (The Fault in Our Stars, Turtles All the Way Down) and an intergenerational panel of experts who will provide insights on advocacy, civics, retirement savings, and the future of this important program.