AARP New York

En Español | ALBANY—Advocates for the aging are calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to better fund—rather than further study—the State’s independent nursing home oversight program in the wake of over 15,000 nursing home COVID deaths so far during the pandemic.

Legislation by Sen. Parker would help millions of New Yorkers struggling with utility debt

New Era Focusing on Older New Yorkers by Governor Hochul

AARPNY is here to help you start the new year off on the right foot! Proudly offering two new programs in January and February, including dance classes for grown-ups and strategies to center yourself with a peaceful outlook and positive mindset.

AARP and PULP Repeat Call for Governor Hochul to Help Millions of New Yorkers Facing Potential Utility Shutoffs

O’Neal Will Lead Volunteer Executive Council Advising AARP’s New York State Office

Join us virtually on Monday, December 27th at 1PM EST to create a plan for a healthy new year. Rochester Lifestyle Medicine is back to share information on how no cost lifestyle changes can help support better health for 2022.

Today, AARP New York announced new disaster relief funding from AARP Foundation to support victims of Hurricane Ida. Two grants of $100,000 each will be given to JASA and Selfhelp Community Services to provide direct assistance to those in need in New York. The funding is part of 10 grants from AARP Foundation totaling $2 million to organizations in the hardest hit states along the Gulf and East Coasts.

A diverse group of organizations today applauded Governor Kathy Hochul for a new and historic program to deliver $70 million to help low- and fixed-income New Yorkers pay overdue water and wastewater utility bills.

AARP sat down with New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) to discuss her plans for older New Yorkers.