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AARP States - AARP Indiana Brings Real Possibilities with Local 2026

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The document provides an overview of AARP Indiana's activities and initiatives, including upcoming events, healthcare quality improvements, and the impact of economic challenges on older Americans. It highlights the expansion of recreational trails in Indiana, the effects of rising gas prices on travel plans for seniors, and the increasing rates of bankruptcy among older individuals due to financial stress. Additionally, it discusses voter registration and ID laws affecting older voters, as well as resources available for those struggling with mortgages and foreclosures.

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The 11 states and one territory that have joined the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities. New York was first, then Massachusetts. Colorado came next followed by Florida, the U.S. Islands, Michigan, Maine, New Jersey, California, Minnesota, North Carolina and Washington.

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