Livable Communities

AARP is collaborating with national nonprofit FitLot™ to build one outdoor fitness parks in each state and territory we serve. The fitness parks are designed for users of all ages and abilities.

AARP California is launching a Climate Chat series that aims to provide educational information and resources on climate and health

Enjoy the best of NeighborWalks past. We have curated a selection of "greatest hits" for your self-directed walking enjoyment.

AARP Ride@50+℠ Program connects local transportation options onto one platform; offers free rides for COVID-19 vaccines

AARP California Encourages Residents to Participate in Emergency Broadband Benefit Program - New federal initiative can save eligible households up to $50 on high-speed internet bills.

Join us for this four-part series and learn how to live safely and comfortably by enabling where you live to be a “lifelong home.” The series will provide you with steps you can take to ensure you can live safely and thrive no matter your age or life stage. We will cover technology upgrades and in-home services; home improvements or additions; and new construction techniques that allow you to age in place.

This is a letter that was sent to the Arizona Legislature expressing our concerns on HB 2668.

Livable communities enable residents to thrive at every age and every life stage. In other words, they are age-friendly.

The Farmville Area Habitat for Humanity was one of 89 national winners of the AARP Community Challenge Grant in 2017, receiving $6,000.

AARP Indiana is addressing a lack of affordable housing in Evansville and Vanderburgh County by making recommendations to local leaders as they update zoning ordinances and by helping older residents make their homes safer to live in as they age.