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Six Questions Families Need to Ask Regarding COVID-19

During these times of social distancing it's important that we never lose touch with our loved ones. Join us in collaboration with ABC7NY to celebrate our love for our mothers, grandmothers and mother figures to show them how much they mean to us. Share your photos and videos on social media by tagging @AARPNY and using the hashtag #VirtualHugs!

We’re writing with an important message to let you know that we have canceled our external events until further notice. While convening events is a core part of our mission, we have changed our approach in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

We have postponed all AARP New York events across the state. While convening events is a core part of our mission, we want to protect everyone’s health and safety in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We will be back in touch with you when events are rescheduled.

AARP New York is here to celebrate National Family Caregivers Month this November – with resources to help those who care for older loved ones and a strong agenda to help ease the financial strain of caregiving.

The AARP NY Corner and Univision 41 discuss how to correctly count all the inhabitants of the country, and what job opportunities in the 2020 Census Bureau are available. It's important that everyone knows how vital it is to participate and how much of an impact it could make in our community.

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The Network of Age-Friendly Communities in New York and forward-thinking communities across the state are increasing their focus on livability, walkability, community health, economic development and how these issues impact people of all ages. As New York State government, local governments, community partners, innovators, planners and the aging advocacy network chart their course in livability, AARP New York is pleased to convene leaders in this work. Please join us for the Third Annual Leading on Livability Summit:

In continued celebration of Asian American/Pacific Islander Month, we’re highlighting AARP NY volunteer, Margaret Chung-Reed, whose parents are from Hong Kong, China, and who has lived on Long Island for 27 years.