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AARP and North Dakota Highway Patrol are teaming up to help children of aging parents with the difficult conversations about safe driving.
Having access to transportation can impact the quality of life for older Americans; without it, the ability to live independently is jeopardized.
Energy assistance—help with paying fuel bills—is available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia for low-income residents. Energy assistance is available from many sources, but most comes from money given by the U.S. Congress to each state for distribution. Each state receives a specific amount of funding and must divide it among eligible households.
In an emergency, who can afford not to have a telephone?
Relive those “happy days” with cool cars and hot music. Come by our booth to learn about classes for improving your driving safety and getting a discount on your car insurance.
Legal Counsel for the Elderly handles cases for older Washington, D.C. residents.
The Senior Medicare Error Patrol Project of the District of Columbia provides consumer education and outreach.
As a result of an anonymous $15,000 donation on behalf of the Wautoma-Waushara AARP Chapter 4134, the Waushara County Sheriff's Department plans to purchase another drug sniffing/tracking dog for its canine patrol unit. The department's first dog, Anuk, has captured the hearts of area residents.
The Consumer and Financial Abuse Unit provided extended representation to victims of fraud and financial abuse.
The AARP Bulletin's Ask Our Experts column provides answers to important questions affecting older Americans.
The AARP Bulletin's Ask Our Experts column provides answers to important questions affecting older Americans.
A tool to connect you with key public benefits is just a click away.
Senior attorney volunteers can help low-income older persons through a nationwide program called SAVE.
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