AARP North Carolina

As we live through these uncertain times where people are beginning to question the safety and sustainability of a globalized food system, a silver lining has emerged. People are beginning to turn towards their communities and are recognizing the importance of local food.

Congress Must Act Before August Recess to Save Thousands of Lives

Coping with Covid: Taking Care of Volunteers and Staff

MORRISVILLE, NC – The North Carolina Institute of Medicine (NCIOM) has released a report with 30 recommendations for health care providers, state agencies, advocacy organizations, professional associations, and health care payers to support individuals with serious illness, their caregivers, and their communities.

AARP North Carolina's "Let's Get Livable Over Lunch Series"

AARP North Carolina is committed to helping rural residents age in place.

RALEIGH -- In the wake of the coronavirus where there is a record number of jobless in the state. There has also been no shortage of questionable debt settlement companies promising to reduce North Carolinians’ debts. Too often, after charging high fees, they only deliver increased debts, collection suits and ruined credit. To help prevent abuses from these companies, legislative action is urgently needed.

Small businesses adapts to pandemic

“We Had to Get Creative Very Quickly”

AARP North Carolina will be hosting panels and a statewide telephone town hall on preventing and reporting elder abuse.