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Today, a secure retirement is out of reach for half of Nevada’s 593,000 private sector workforce, especially those who work for themselves or small businesses. More than 296,000 Nevada workers do not have a way to save for retirement through their job, leaving them unprepared to support themselves in the future and more likely to have Social Security as their only source of retirement income.

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Spring is here, and if it's time to refresh, you may want to consider trying a new role with AARP Nevada.

AARP Nevada sponsors City of Henderson's Bark in the Park on March 5.

Erin Neff has joined the Nevada office of AARP as the Associate State Director of Communications working within the organization’s structure to provide strategic communications, issues management, and outreach.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – AARP Nevada announced today that Wayne Leroy has been named to a two-year term as State President as part of the organization’s volunteer Executive Council board. Leroy is the 2005 AARP Dr. Ethel Andrus Award winner, given annually to an exemplary community-focused volunteer, and has been a member of the organization’s Executive Council since 2013.

The city of Winnemucca has won a 2018 AARP Community Challenge Grant to improve an intergenerational park and trail system.

Governor’s Consumer Health Advocate joins volunteer board

While the wounds are still raw from the terrible tragedy of October 1, 2017 in Las Vegas, the AARP Nevada staff discussed the event in this month's Nevada Voices podcast.

AARP Nevada announced today it has hired Jacqueline Barnett as its newest Community Outreach Director based in its Las Vegas state office.