Health & Wellbeing

By Philip Lentz

AARP, Asian American and Hispanic Federations, NAACP, Urban League join in unprecedented effort to disrupt racial and ethnic disparities in health, economic security and livable communities among NY’s 50+

Private sector workers in New York who are also family caregivers became eligible for paid family leave as of

Living with Arthritis can be a challenge, but the EnhanceFitness at the YMCA is a fun way to feel energized and in-control. The fitness and arthritis management program gives you access to certified instructors in a comfortable, friendly environment.

Join AARP & LULAC for an interactive town hall to discuss issues affecting Latinos! Whether you are a part of the Millennial, Gen X or Baby Boomer generation, this town hall brings a panel of influencers to participate in a discussion on Salud (health), Dinero (financial resilience) y Amor (personal fulfillment). Panelists will also have a dialogue on rising issues that impact our community. Panelists will share their expertise and insights on achieving balance regardless of life stage. Inspired by the philosophy—that by doing more for yourself you can do more for your loved ones—attendees will receive tips and advice on how to succeed in the three key areas of life. The town hall seeks to increase awareness and education among the audience so that individuals, families, and communities can make informed decisions for themselves and loved ones. Join us for this impactful conversation and a chance to enter a raffle to win a $100 gift card and other prizes.

By Ann Levin

AARP New York is sponsoring a One Day University event in Manhattan.

You may love feeling like a rock star with your shades on, but sunglasses in the summer are good for a lot more than vanity.

With temperatures already into the 80s by mid-morning, we know we’re in for another hot one. Heat at this level is more than sweaty clothes and sticky streets, though – it can be hazardous to your health.

Join AARP at Circle of Sisters* as we unite, empower and celebrate people of color at the Jacob Javits Center on October 15-16, 2016.