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AARP Virgin Islands: Advocacy in Action!
Moving forward together in 2026
As AARP Virgin Islands moves forward in 2026, we remain committed to one simple but powerful mission: improving the lives of older adults, their families, and caregivers across our Territory. This inaugural edition of our newsletter celebrates the progress achieved through partnership, advocacy, and community engagement while outlining the priorities that will guide our work in the year ahead. From advancing protections against fraud and financial exploitation to strengthening support for caregivers and promoting economic and community stability, AARP VI continues to advocate for policies and programs that help Virgin Islanders live with dignity, security, and opportunity.
Inside these pages, you'll find highlights of important legislative victories, updates on our 2026 advocacy agenda, and stories showcasing the impact of community partnerships throughout St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John, and Water Island. You'll also learn about the organizations receiving AARP Community Challenge grants and the innovative projects helping create more livable, resilient communities for residents of all ages.
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Most importantly, this newsletter reflects the voices of the people we serve. Whether you are a caregiver, retiree, worker, volunteer, or community leader, your experiences help shape our advocacy and outreach efforts. Thank you for standing with AARP Virgin Islands as we continue working to protect what matters most and build a stronger future for all Virgin Islanders. Together, we are turning advocacy into action
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