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AARP is growing in Bowling Green and local volunteers are creating real and meaningful change to help you - take on today.
AARP is in Lexington and local volunteers are creating real and meaningful change to help you - take on today.
AARP is very active in the city of Louisville. We are working to make Louisville an even more livable community, we host monthly educational and outreach events, and we have a vibrant volunteer community team made of retirees and current employees from all walks of life.
The Real Possibilities of an AARP Connection
AARP Kentucky is collaborating with the Thrive Center in Louisville, a new nonprofit focused on the needs of the aging population. Founded by a coalition of national senior-care organizations, the center has chosen memory care (dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive fitness) as a focus.
Madison County First Responder Selected to Receive AARP Kentucky's Most Prestigious Volunteer Award
AARP Livable Communities program is supporting efforts of neighborhoods, towns, and cities to become great places for all ages. AARP believes that communities should provide walkable streets, sustainable housing and transportation options, access to key services and opportunities for residents to participate in community activities.
Louisville, are you ready for some basketball?
AARP has given more than $25,000 in quick-action grants to improve livability in Danville, Louisville and Lexington.
Our partnership with Kentucky Retired Teacher's Association (KRTA) began in 2001 when the AARP Kentucky state office opened – and it’s stronger than ever today. KRTA and AARP have developed and enjoyed a trusted relationship based on our shared purpose.
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