AARP Maryland

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The lingering effects of the COVID pandemic on behavioral health.

Projects will benefit low-income communities in Baltimore City and Howard County, including residents over the age of 50.

AARP Maryland is accelerating its multi-cultural outreach with the launch of a new Asian American Pacific Islander steering committee. Under the leadership of AARP Maryland Executive Council Member Dr. Sudha Haley, the goal of the committee is to ensure that diversity, equity, and inclusion of Maryland’s Asian American population is reflected in AARP Maryland’s outreach, planning and communications. Former Maryland delegate Aruna Miller, a leader in the Maryland AAPI community, will serve as the Advisor to AARP Maryland’s AAPI Outreach Steering Committee.

In addition to their leadership and advisory roles, AARP Maryland Executive Council members represent the state office as spokespersons, serve as liaisons to current and potential strategic community partners, support volunteer team building, and spearhead outreach efforts within various regions of the state.

AARP is educating adults 50 and over about third-party energy suppliers as part of its Fraud Watch Friday webinars and plans to hold an energy conference this fall on ways to strengthen state laws to better protect consumers.

Join us for a weeklong series of free workshops and telephone town halls spotlighting elder financial abuse.

AARP Maryland is recruiting volunteers to participate as online presenters for the Maryland Speakers Bureau. No public speaking experience is required; AARP will provide all the necessary resources and training. 

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If the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us anything, it’s that access to high-speed internet is not a luxury; it’s a necessity.