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Louisiana is heading into peak hurricane season, with the Bayou State at heightened risk of a storm from mid-August to early October. AARP Louisiana is urging residents to be prepared.
Longtime AARP volunteer Alfred Mason has become AARP Louisiana’s new leader.
AARP Louisiana is looking for volunteers in the Lake Charles and Shreveport areas to join its Executive Council.
Documents collected for tax season may be fodder for thieves seeking personal and financial information. Protect yourself by safely disposing of such paperwork at an AARP Louisiana shredding event.
More than three-fourths of Americans 50 and older want to age in their own homes, according to AARP research, and the organization is pushing for the state to allow more individuals to do just that through an increase in funding.
AARP Louisiana’s Speakers Bureau volunteers have transitioned back to in-person events, offering an array of presentations to community groups, churches and social clubs.
Six Louisiana organizations earned AARP Community Challenge grants to boost local services.
AARP Louisiana is looking for volunteers to help advocate for and run a range of programs, including community events, workshops and seminars.
Louisianans head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 8, for the first round of elections for six U.S. House seats, a U.S. Senate seat and other offices.
Hurricane season begins June 1. Are you ready?
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