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AARP Connecticut has funded 45 projects since the inception of the Livable Communities Grant Program in 2018.
Read MoreAARP Connecticut has funded 45 projects since the inception of the Livable Communities Grant Program in 2018.
Read MoreMunicipal Agent Tamires Dasilva & Director Susan Tomanio received an award from the Western Connecticut Area Agency on Aging, naming Elmwood Hall Danbury Senior Center a Senior Focal Point for the State of Connecticut.
Read MoreAARP Connecticut’s legislative priority is to work with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle on policies and regulations that will keep more money in the pockets of residents and their families.
Read MoreWithout the 390 million hours of unpaid labor Connecticut’s 420,000 caregivers provide each year, valued at $7.2 billion annually according to state data available in AARP’s Valuing the Invaluable report, more older Americans would be forced out of their homes.
Read MoreAARP knows many Americans are struggling to pay rising costs for groceries, medicine, healthcare, and heating and cooling their homes. Utility rates are an essential pocketbook issue for all Connecticut residents, especially those 50-plus.
Read MoreI want to tell you what pediatricians used to do decades ago, but I want you to understand that we didn’t have today’s resources, and we were incredibly inefficient with our time.
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