Back for its ninth year, the community challenge grants have already funded 27 projects to enhance communities across South Carolina. Learn more and apply today or share with an organization that's making a difference!
Most older adults hope or plan to age in place in their own homes or communities. However, changes in their health and physical abilities often create a need to look for alternative housing options.
AARP South Carolina is looking for its next State President. This volunteer position is the highest position within an AARP state office. The role of state president offers an individual the opportunity to utilize considerable skills and experience to make a positive difference in the lives of South Carolina residents 50+.
The SC Department of Revenue has begun mailing letters to South Carolina taxpayers regarding the October security breach. The letter encourages individuals to take advantage of the free credit monitoring service for a year from Experian. Also, there is information regarding how to implement a security freeze on your personal credit history.
South Carolinians need the security of affordable health care. Affordable health care means we can keep ourselves and our families healthy, keep our jobs, sustain the self-employed and start new businesses.
Join AARP staff, volunteers and other members a t The Carolina Opry in Myrtle Beach January 1 - 5, 2013. Come by the AARP table to meet staff, volunteers and other members and hear what AARP is doing in your community.
The South Carolina General Assembly convenes on Tuesday, January 8, 2012. The two-year session will be action packed as members discuss and debate issues important to older South Carolina residents.
Learn how AARP helps Saluda River Academy for the Arts with its snack pack program. They are always looking for volunteers to help and the benefits are great. This month's edition of IMARA Woman magazine profiles the project and helps you see the issue of hunger through the eyes of a child.