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AARP expert coming to Maui to teach consumers about fighting fraud
AARP presentations in Lahaina and Pāʻia on May 13 to focus on steps to fight fraud.
Cupid Crew to deliver roses, cards to Maui kūpuna on Valentine’s Day
AARP Hawaiʻi and Kaunoa Meals on Wheels will hand deliver about 500 roses and handmade Valentine’s Day cards to kūpuna on Maui. It’s part of the national Cupid Crew effort to deliver more than 170,000 roses and 35,000 cards to older adults, fostering intergenerational connections with those who may be at risk for social isolation.
Learn to write your family’s story at the AARP Maui Café
Maui author Malia Bohlin will share her experience and tips on writing a personal or family story over refreshments at a free AARP Maui Café event on Thursday, Sept. 28 at 9:30 a.m. at the Cameron Center in Wailuku.
AARP Hawaiʻi hosts Maui seminar on avoiding scams, May 4
AARP Hawaiʻi is holding a “Thinking Money” seminar at 5:30 p.m. on May 4 at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.
AARP Hawaiʻi offers free online Zumba classes in January
AARP Hawaiʻi’s Zumba Gold online exercise classes are on Thursdays at 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. starting Jan. 12 through Feb. 25.
AARP Hawaiʻi to Hold Telephone & Online Forums on COVID-19 Vaccine in March
AARP Hawaiʻi will hold two lunch-time forums on Wednesday, March 10 and Tuesday, March 23 to connect kūpuna with high-ranking state officials who can answer their questions about the COVID-19 vaccine in Hawaiʻi.
AARP: “Finance Your Future Even if You Live to be 100”
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) is offering Maui residents of all ages a free financial class that addresses the fact that retirees are living longer lives than ever before.
Maui Metropolitan Area Designated Most Dangerous in the State for Pedestrians
According to the report in the decade between 2008 and 2017, drivers struck and killed 226 pedestrians in Hawai‘i. A disproportionate number of the deaths were kupuna.
Learn Phone Smarts at AARP Workshop, June 4
AARP Hawai‘i and Akakū Maui Community Media are holding workshops for people who need help using their smart phones.
AARP and Habitat for Humanity Seek Volunteers for Kahoma Project
AARP Hawai‘i is recruiting volunteers to help “one hammer and nail at a time” to build affordable homes at the Habitat for Humanity Kahoma building site in Lahaina.
Maui Residents Earn AARP Hawai‘i’s Highest Award for Volunteer Service
AARP selected Maui’s Bill and Lena Staton to receive the 2017 Hawaiʻi Andrus Award for Community Service, the organization’s highest honor for volunteerism.
AARP Hawaiʻi Seeks Volunteers for 2018
AARP Hawaiʻi will host a free breakfast in Wailuku for persons interested in volunteering with the program in 2018.
Maui Democratic Party Hosts Medicare Presentation
District 12 of the Democratic Party of Maui will host a presentation to discuss Medicare on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2017 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Pukalani Pool.
“SMiShing” Text Message Scams on the Rise in Hawai‘i
Scammers appear to be turning to text messages because people are ignoring emails and people tend read and respond to text messages quickly.
Rep. Gabbard Visits Overcrowded Maui Community Correctional Center
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard saw firsthand the problems and challenges at MCCC, foremost of which is the dilapidated facilities and extreme overcrowding.
Free “Think of Your Future” Workshop in Pāʻia
AARP and Kaunoa Senior Center will host a free workshop on Saturday, Aug. 27 for residents looking for information to help make smart financial decisions.
AARP To Honor Baker and Souki as Legislators of the Year
Sen. Roz Baker and House Speaker Joe Souki will be honored by AARP for their leadership in championing the passage of CARE Act in the 2016 Legislative Session.
Maui’s ‘Sandwich Generation’: Caring for ʻOhana and Oneself
As Maui’s population ages, the number of families who need to care for their loved ones at home is also rising.
AARP Seeks Nominations for Community Service Award
AARP Hawaii is seeking nominations for the 2016 Andrus Award for Community Service.
Free Document Shredding in Wailuku, April 30
In 2015 Hawaiʻi residents registered more than 6,200 complaints about identity theft, fraud and other consumer complaints with the Federal Trade Commission.