Tahera Shairzay Volunteers for AARP
to Help Northern Virginia’s Afghan Community
Where could you learn how to avoid scams and frauds, have your personal documents shredded, dispose of unwanted prescription medicines, search for unclaimed money – and get free snacks and lunch?
Steve Morrison’s Experience as a Caregiver Inspired Him to Make a Difference for Others
AARP Volunteer Lil Keys Reaches Out to Northern Virginia’s Hispanic Community
Northern Virginia is home to scores of active and involved AARP volunteers. This month I spoke with volunteer Suba Saty, who immigrated to the United States from India as a child and spent more than 30 years with the U.S. Air Force before retiring in 2014. We met on a weekday afternoon at Peet’s Coffee in Springfield, Virginia; our conversation has been edited for length.
AARP Volunteer Says ‘Everyone Can Be Part of the Fraud Watch Network’
“I learned from the Brain Health presentation not to multi-task.”
Guard your new Medicare card as carefully as you protect your credit card, and make sure your medical providers use your new Medicare number when they bill for services. These were two of the many valuable points made by AARP volunteer Ridge Multop during his “Medicare 101” presentation at Kings Park Library in Burke, Virginia, on August 15.
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