AARP Maryland
Making a difference where you live
NOV 4, 2020
AARP advocates on policy issues that matter most to Marylanders age 50 and over and their families. In our state legislative advocacy, we rely on our hundreds of volunteers and more than 870,000 members across Maryland.
JAN 12, 2021
ANNAPOLIS, MD (January 12, 2021) – As the Maryland General Assembly prepares to convene on January 13, AARP Maryland State President Jim Campbell and State Director Hank Greenberg are announcing the organization’s 2021 legislative agenda, with a focus on prescription drug affordability, protections for nursing home and assisted living facility residents and staff, expansion of high-speed internet, and support for Maryland’s 771,000 family caregivers.
JAN 12, 2021
A guide to when, where and whether to get a COVID-19 vaccine
For a complete list of local events that AARP Maryland is participating in around the state, visit our local events page.
AARP Maryland’s Speakers Bureau offers presentations on how to get involved with AARP and on a wide array of other topics aimed at people 50 and older. Since the pandemic, the talks have gone virtual.
Whatever your next step is, AARP’s Flexible Work Online Expo can help you get the career skills to take it.
Join our free webinar to explore flexible housing options that can help you and your loved ones stay independent.
With our free Finance webinar, you can learn how to keep debt payments on track and plan for a healthy retirement.
The key to aging independently at home?
Job Search Training Program for 50+ Professional Job Seekers
This holiday season, more shoppers than ever are enjoying the convenience of online shopping. But the sellers you buy from may not be what they seem. Thousands of people fall victim to holiday scams every year. Marvella Gray, community outreach specialist at the FBI Baltimore Field Office, offers some simple tips to shop safely:
AARP Maryland teamed up with the Maryland Retired School Personnel Association (MRSPA) and the National Retired Teachers Association (NRTA), to assist parents and caregivers juggling school distance learning and family well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Guest blogger Emma Campbell is a communications major at Towson University in Maryland. She is spending the fall semester interning for Link Generations and formerly interned with the AARP District of Columbia State Office.
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