AARP South Dakota

Learn what you need to know before you go so you can keep yourself and your loved one safe.

State laws that took effect July 1 will help South Dakota residents age 50-plus by providing tax refunds, offering more protections against fraud and telemarketers, and expanding health care access.

Do you live a rural area and care for someone with memory loss? Millions of rural caregivers provide crucial support to loved ones living with memory loss, Alzheimer's or other dementia. These same caregivers often feel stressed and isolated as they try to find services and support for their loved one and themselves, particularly during these unprecedented times. An online workshop may be able to help. AARP SD is helping to expand the reach of a study being done by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco who are looking for family caregivers to participate in an online workshop and study.

Eligible seniors and disabled individuals are encourages to apply for an annual refund of their sales or property tax before July 1, 2020.

Barbara Corcoran explains how an elaborate email scheme almost cost her $400,000

How to protect your health and your vote in South Dakota this June amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Today, AARP SD met virtually with federal lawmakers to urge more help for older Americans and their families who face growing health and e economic challenges due tot he coronavirus crisis.

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You may be concerned about the safety and well-being of your loved one in a nursing home amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some key questions to ask to put your mind at ease.

AARP SD State President, Jill Tyler, shares gratitude during Volunteer Appreciation Week