Community

Adding to poverty, lack of adequate housing and transportation, and food insecurity, the rural areas of Appalachia face problems with access to adequate and appropriate health care. Efforts to combat those issues were highlighted recently in the continuing series—Livable Appalachia—hosted by AARP Virginia, AARP North Carolina, and AARP Tennessee.

You Can Help Fight Hunger in Your Neighborhood

Free meal for first 200 fans, plus Plinko fun!

Now open in Fairfax County, the Wellness Center for Older Adults offers activities, programs and services to support older adults' health and wellbeing.

Transportation Organization Wins $5,000 Award from Commonwealth Council on Aging

Volunteers from across Virginia thanked at virtual ceremony

The new series of virtual offerings called Lynchburg Serves made its debut on March 15, the first of the monthly series hosted by AARP Virginia that will have nine installments focused on the Meals on Wheels program of the Greater Lynchburg area.

Highlighting Marie Foster's impact on the LOA and AARP Virginia

The History of the Newsome House

Local Organization Sparks the Joy of Singing Together