Detroit is among the newest Michigan members of the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities. The city offers free memberships for residents 60 and over to its 12 recreation centers. The city of Clawson also joined the network in 2024
After a head injury left her unable to drive, Beverly List had to substantially reduce her daily activities. The Air Force Veteran now relies on others – mainly her sister – to drive her, including to and from work at the University of Michigan. After learning about the free rides for Veterans promotion available through the AARP Ride@50+ Program, she has been able to get a ride to and from work and resume some of her activities.
Additional funding included in the fiscal 2023 state budget is aimed at increasing access to home- and community-based services, which help older residents continue living at home.
Lansing, Michigan – As part of AARP’s She’s the Difference voter engagement campaign celebrating the power of women voters, AARP Michigan is offering a first look at the republican and democratic contenders for the state’s highest elected office.