AARP New Hampshire is offering a monthly series of healthy-cooking demonstrations via Zoom, presented by local chef Liz Barbour.
AARP New Hampshire wants to help members stay active all summer with free virtual programs.
The past year during the pandemic has taught us how important it is to live in communities that offer support systems in normal times as well as during challenging circumstances.
Join AARP New Hampshire for a one-hour Zoom event, Sip, Sample & Serve, on Thursday, April 29, at 7 p.m.
AARP New Hampshire is focused on a number of state budget issues to support older adults, and it needs your help. The office is seeking volunteers who are passionate about long-term care issues and aging in place and who would like to help move these and other legislative priorities forward.
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Nursing home residents have been one of the most vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a survey of AARP New Hampshire members, 82 percent said they would rather stay in their homes as long
AARP New Hampshire’s Speakers Bureau is helping residents across the state stay connected with virtual talks on topics such as fraud, caregiving, brain health, downsizing and sorting fact from fiction online.
Fraudsters have been capitalizing on the coronavirus pandemic to wreak more havoc, from robocalls to phishing emails and texts. AARP wants to keep you and your loved ones safe from con artists.
Approximately 177,000 family caregivers in the Granite State provided an estimated 140 million hours of care (worth $2.3 billion) to parents, spouses, partners and friends in 2017, according to a recent AARP report.
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