AARP Montana

This phone scam is back and is actively circulating in the state.

Free, town hall meetings planned beginning Sept. 26

State Insurance Regulators Warn Consumers to Be On Alert

Challenges facing older Montanans Highlighted by Efforts

“Never Too Old to Play” Day in Butte encourages older Americans to stay engaged, active and involved in their communities.

Nationally Recognized Elder Abuse Prosecutor, Paul Greenwood to Headline Billings Event

Say NO to elder abuse in Montana! Tell your State Senator to Support SB134!

Carlos Brandenburg of Reno, Nevada, has been appointed as the new West Regional Volunteer Director. Brandenburg has served as the State President for AARP in Nevada since 2009 and on AARP’s Volunteer Engagement Advisory Committee and National Policy Council beginning in 2012. His experience in volunteerism includes extensive work with education, substance abuse, mental health, and other economic related issues including extensive work within the Hispanic communities. Brandenburg practiced as a social worker and clinical psychologist for several decades in Nevada having earned BA, MA, and PhD degrees in Psychology. In January of 1995, he was appointed by the Governor of Nevada as the Administrator for the Nevada Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services where he served until 2008. He succeeds Helen Russ of Sacramento, California effective January 1, 2013.

Montanans need to beware of callers trying to obtain personal information

Association to fight for issues critical to aging Montanans; Members urged to ask their legislators to support 2013 agenda