AARP South Carolina

AARP awards community grants to five South Carolina organizations as part of record-breaking year for nationwide program

AARP SC has sent a letter to Senate President Harvey Peeler and House Speaker Jay Lucas expressing its support for a safe and secure November election.

The use of telehealth—working with patients remotely using video, patient portals or texting—worked well during weeks of stay-at-home restrictions.

South Carolinian's have faced unprecedented issues in the last few years. From floods, tornadoes, hurricanes and now the COVID19 pandemic. In some way or another, we have all felt the stress and anxieties of this virus.

The South Carolina General Assembly made it easy as 1-2-3 for you to cast your vote from home in the upcoming June 9, 2020 Primaries. AARP SC was pleased to help support this temporary absentee voting provision for our election process in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. We appreciate their leadership to help South Carolina voters in this difficult time.

We call it our Social Justice Project, but perhaps that gives the impression of it being something other than a project seeking to reflect on our shared past and help influence the future toward plain old justice for all.

AARP South Carolina's Social Justice Projects includes support for a new African American history museum set to open in Charleston late next year.

Will you be listening?The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has touched the lives of nearly every American.

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