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Can Further Help Middle Class NYers with State-Facilitated Workplace Retirement Savings Option, Support for Family Caregivers to Help NYers Age in Own Homes
AARP New York was joined December 14 by Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul , New York State Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker, and New York State Office for the Aging Deputy Director John Cochran to announce that New York is the first state in the nation to join the AARP-World Health Organization Age-Friendly Network.
AARP New York Announces Funding for Three Quick Action Community Projects
Walking the dog takes on a whole new meaning in downtown Albany when you can run into 20 mini Nippers, all decorated by artists: professional and amateur.
AARP New York is doing their part to help communities across the state make positive improvements in their neighborhoods.
By James Odato
Key to Efforts to Make NY First ‘Age-Friendly’ State
AARP Commends Mayor, City Council for Providing Housing Court Lawyers to Low-Income Tenants, Fighting Wrongful Evictions
Mayor de Blasio has proposed making an already age-friendly New York City even friendlier by increasing funding for the Vision Zero initiative as part of his preliminary city budget.
Governor’s Instruction to State Agencies to Align with World Health Organization-AARP Guidelines Would Help NYers of All Ages
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