In a livable community, people of all ages can … go for a walk, cross the streets, ride a bike, get around without a car, live safely and comfortably, work or volunteer, enjoy public places, socialize, spend time outdoors, be entertained, go shopping, buy healthy food, find the services they need — and make their city, town or neighborhood a lifelong home.
AARP promotes local change to build communities where people of all ages can thrive. Through AARP state offices and the AARP Network of Age-Friendly Communities, AARP is working in partnership with residents, community leaders and public officials in hundreds of towns, cities and regions nationwide. And we need you to join us.
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