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Give Congress 100 Reasons to Support Family Caregivers

JAN 29, 2025

Let's prioritize a tax credit for family caregivers in the first 100 days of the new presidency

Relax and Renew - Yoga for All

JAN 24, 2025

A new Moving It with AARP virtual program focused on caregivers

Senior Planet from AARP at the Mirowitz Center

Helping older adults use technology to learn new skills, save money, get in shape, and make friends!

Family Caregiver Resources for Missouri

No matter where you are in the caregiver journey, these local agencies and organizations can help make the process easier

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The AARP Missouri Speakers Bureau is Available for Your Next Meeting

Free educational presentations in select areas of Missouri.

AARP Missouri Supporting Efforts to Bolster Broadband's Reach into Rural Areas

By Sarah Hollander, JUL 1, 2022

Broadband access is still lacking in many parts of rural Missouri. AARP is working to change that.

AARP Awards Grants to four Missouri Organizations

Grants awarded as part of its nationwide program to make communities more livable

Cast Your Ballot in the 2022 Missouri Primary Election

By The AARP Bulletin, JUN 1, 2022

AARP Missouri is encouraging voters to stay up to date on election information before casting their ballots in the Tuesday, Aug. 2, primaries.

2022 Missouri Legislative Session Wrap-Up

The 2022 Missouri Legislative Session has come to an end. It became evident early in the session that as usual, AARP would be in the position of defending our lower income members from cuts to services or increased state taxes. Medicaid Expansion funding was also in question. Read about this an more in the attached report.

Celebrating the History of Our Pride

AARP St. Louis is proud to sponsor the Missouri History Museum's multi-year virtual exhibit - Gateway to Pride.

All That Jazz: AARP Missouri Helps Showcase KC's Rich Musical History

By Tim Poor, MAY 1, 2022

From swing to bebop, music has long flourished in Kansas City, fueled early on by local officials’ decision to turn a blind eye to violations of the nation’s reigning Prohibition laws. Nightclubs—and jazz—proliferated.