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Apply for training as a community leader at the New Hampshire Senior Leadership program and learn to effectively advocate for older adults.
This month AARP is taking members on a tour of the State House in Concord, home to the largest state legislative body, with 424 members. How does lawmaking work? Join the Tour, Treats and Testimony event on Tuesday, June 25, to find out.
Enjoy exploring local artisan wineries and craft breweries at AARP New Hampshire’s popular Tasting Tour. Stops include:
Almost 85 percent of the state’s Medicaid dollars for long-term care go to nursing homes, but 95 percent of New Hampshire residents say they want to age at home, according to AARP studies.
AARP New Hampshire, along with two state agencies, is hosting its first Experienced Workers job fair, for people 50-plus.
Ever dream of turning your hobby into a profitable business? You’re not alone.
When it comes to scams, education is the first line of defense. That’s why AARP New Hampshire is informing Granite Staters about the three R’s of fraud: recognize, resist and report.
Come out to the ballpark for AARP Day at the Fisher Cats, on Tuesday, June 20, when New Hampshire’s AA team faces the Harrisburg Senators in an Eastern League matchup.
Only 1 in 10 Granite Staters age 50-plus plan to retire and never work again. Many will keep working or seek a new job, but others may want to turn their hobby into a business.
The AARP state office is teaming up with the Bank of New Hampshire to help prevent identity theft and fraud. Bank branches in six cities and towns will host free shredding events, giving residents of all ages an opportunity to safely dispose of up to three bags or boxes of documents containing personal information.
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