Livable Communities

AARP’s purpose is to empower people to choose how they live as they age. Many policy changes enacted this legislative session will help Connecticut residents do just that.

News and Notes from AARP Michigan

AARP is partnering with the state of Indiana to fund projects aimed at improving communities so residents can age in place.

AARP Vermont and America Walks are teaming up on a six-month fellowship program for adults 50-plus who want to learn how to make their communities healthier and more walkable.

Panorama Park in the city's southeast reopened last August after an $8.5 million overhaul—the largest neighborhood park renovation in city history.

A lineup of upcoming AARP Rhode Island events.

AARP New Jersey Applauds Assembly Speaker Coughlin’s Leadership and Commitment to Strengthening Our Older Residents’ Health and Financial Security

More and more older Hoosiers want to live in their communities and age-in-place.

ASHEVILLE -- Imagine being able to age in place in a new, award-winning home right here in Buncombe County that was designed for maximum accessibility. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity submitted Aging in Place house plans to a Habitat for Humanity International design competition, and they won the 2023 Best in Accessibility Award!

When you were a kid, most often trails were reachable only after a boring car or bus ride which was a little too long or hard. As they say, "times have changed," and our state is making it easier than ever for you to get outside and active on a trail.