Advocacy

Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of blogs by our AARP Oregon staff so you can get to know us and our priorities better! We'd love your feedback and you will find an email address at the bottom of the blog.

Kim and her husband Aaron Knight on vacation at the Pittock Mansion in Portland

by Jon Bartholomew, Government Relations Director, AARP Oregon

By Jerry Cohen, AARP Oregon State Director

By Jerry Cohen, AARP Oregon State Director

By State Treasurer Ted Wheeler

Bill Would Give 642,000 Hard-Working Oregonians Access to a More Secure, Independent Retirement

By Elaine Friesen-Strang

By Edward Brewington, AARP Oregon Executive Council Member

It usually starts small – perhaps running a few errands or preparing some meals. Maybe you don’t even see yourself as a caregiver yet. Sometime the changes can be sudden and dramatic. But as your loved ones age, they may need more help. And, perhaps you will too. A little planning ahead can make a big difference in your life. Join AARP Oregon and community partners for upcoming educational forums to help maximize future independence and quality of life.