We’re honored to feature Aura Alvarado during National Family Caregivers Month. Through her caregiving journey, Aura brings compassion, strength, and support to others facing similar challenges. Watch her story on our YouTube channel at https://t.co/lN7Rv3b6BQ
This Veterans Day, AARP Connecticut honors the brave men and women who have served our nation in uniform. We thank our veterans, their families and all who have sacrificed in service to our country. Thank you for your service.
AARP Connecticut urges PURA to deny a proposal by Eversource Energy to implement a rate increase that would translate to a typical residential customer using 700 kWh per month paying approximately $32.91 more each month. Ratepayers can voice their opinion: https://t.co/NCVjW62xFL
Catch tomorrow’s new episode of Coffee & Tea at 9am for a discussion with the filmmakers of the powerful film Watching Mr. Pearson & how you can see it free courtesy of AARP Connecticut. Debuts on our Facebook page or this direct link to our YouTube page: https://t.co/8goloFSC4A
AARP Connecticut is pleased to announce Donna Powell of Manchester has been selected to receive the 2026 Andrus Award for Community Service, AARP’s most prestigious state volunteer award. Read more about Donna's volunteer efforts here: https://t.co/M2O0gcqXI1
.@NoraLDuncanCT made her way to @WTNH for CT Buzz to talk about what women 50+ are thinking ahead of the elections. She ran into friend Steve Rubin talking about his 11/5 caregiver conference - where Nora is a speaker! https://t.co/BzS3RxUh8h
Discover election information from AARP Connecticut on how to vote and the key issues to ask state and federal candidates. Visit https://t.co/mv8lKX9AeY
Catch tomorrow’s new episode of Coffee & Tea at 9am for a discussion about utility rates and AARP’s work to protect consumers from energy cost increases. Debuts on our Facebook page or this direct link to our YouTube page: https://t.co/ybMHrh82j9
The annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustment helps millions of older adults keep up with rising costs and make ends meet. AARP will never stop fighting against efforts that threaten the financial security Americans have earned. https://t.co/17GJ1nAbf3
October is Pedestrian Safety Month, and we’re highlighting Deb St. Germain for her work creating safer, more livable communities.
From advocating for safer streets to improving walkability, Deb helps people stay connected and safe. Watch her story: https://t.co/N8kitcuQl5
It’s 5 weeks until the election. @NoraLDuncanCT highlights what voters 50+ and their families need to know, and what they want to hear from the candidates.
https://t.co/LSflIFXorZ
Don't miss this special offer: register to purchase up to two general admission tickets to Mystic Seaport Museum on Oct. 2 for only $5 each, a substantial discount from regular admission. Register here: https://t.co/mwSAs5ENC8
Catch tomorrow’s new episode of Coffee & Tea at 9am for a discussion with @lwvct about the league, different options for voting in the 2026 elections & more. Debuts on our Facebook page or this direct link to our YouTube page: https://t.co/aZc9byb5xR
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re proud to spotlight Sylvana Chiluisa and her work raising awareness about fraud to help others to protect themselves and their loved ones. Watch her story and learn how you can stay informed and get involved: https://t.co/0k63lc22Pr
Catch tomorrow’s new episode of Coffee & Tea at 9am for a discussion with @TownofWestHrtfd Mayor Cantor about efforts to make the town a more livable community for residents of all ages. Debuts on our Facebook page or this direct link to our YouTube page: https://t.co/TB9BGWnr3V
There are many ways Congress can shore up Social Security without cutting the payments Americans have earned. These are the options that the vast majority of people support. @NancyLeaMond on AARP's fight against cuts to Social Security in @washingtonpost. https://t.co/FuXCssnc1p
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 AARP’s Nancy LeaMond's letter to the editor, entitled “The best way toward a Social Security fix isn’t benefit cuts,” was just published in the Washington Post in response to an op-ed calling for a fast-tracked Social Security commission: 🧵⤵️