Legal Advocacy for Older Adults - AARP Foundation
WEBAARP Foundation attorneys advocate for systemic change in federal and state courts nationwide to advance the legal rights and interests of people 50 and older, particularly those who are vulnerable and have low income.
Legal Counsel for the Elderly, Free Services - AARP
WEBLegal Counsel for the Elderly champions the dignity and rights of Washington, D.C.'s elderly by providing free legal services to those in need – empowering, defending and protecting low-income seniors. Help us continue to help them. You …
Pro Bono Project: Free Legal Services to Seniors - AARP
WEBScores of underserved seniors would be denied access to free legal services without the help of our dedicated pro bono attorneys. We count on our volunteer attorneys in the community to help us reach those in need.
Advocates for Health Care, Social Security and Older Workers - AARP
WEBAdvocacy. Learn how government policy and elections affect older Americans, and how AARP is fighting for them in Congress and across the country. Medicare Unveils 10 Negotiated Drug Prices. Millions of older Americans are expected to save on their prescriptions. 64 Medicare Medications Getting More Affordable.
Help for Seniors: Find Support Services and Resources - AARP
WEBAARP Foundation supports programs for older adults in need of help with health, employment, food security, taxes, social isolation and more.
15 Organizations Working to Advocate for Seniors
WEBJun 19, 2017 · Probably the most visible organization actively advocating for seniors is the AARP. In addition to offering member discounts and helpful resources to seniors, they also work as advocates for seniors in the political arena, urging lawmakers to consider their older constituents when they make policies likely to affect them.
Free Legal Assistance Hotline Available to Seniors - AARP
WEBApr 14, 2010 · The CLPE maintains a dedicated Hotline (1-800-296-1467) that provides FREE advice, representation and referrals to seniors 60 and older with questions about their rights as a consumer or problems related to credit card debt, medical debt, billing errors, abusive and harassing collection practices, bankruptcy, home improvement fraud, unfair ...
Advocating for Important Issues - AARP Advocacy
WEBAdvocating on the Issues That Matter Most to People 50-Plus. Information about AARP's advocacy work is available online. AARP is fighting for you on important national and state issues such as Social Security, Medicare, Rx prices, fraud prevention and more.
Advocate for Seniors as an AARP National Office Volunteer
WEBWork with AARP’s National Office to help advocate for senior issues, use your leadership skills, and learn how to affect public policy to help others.
America Needs a Plan to Help Older Adults — and Soon - AARP
WEB4 days ago · But for too long, there has been no federal action plan to protect our nation’s growing older population. By 2030, 1 in 5 Americans will be 65 or older. Yet many government policies and programs have not addressed the unique needs of the aging population. AARP Membership — $12 for your first …