In December, e-commerce sales skyrocket as consumers purchase their holiday gifts.
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AARP Connecticut works with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to advocate for and support policy and regulations that are in the best interest of people 50+ and their families in Connecticut.
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New year, new you! Want to try something you’ve never tried before? Do you keep telling yourself, “Next year, I’ll try that”? Well, it is now next year! If you are 60 and older, join us at the Elmwood Hall Danbury Senior Center to discover your next hobby.
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Connecticut’s paid leave program is closing in on a major milestone, projected to reach $1 billion in benefits paid to Connecticut workers since January 2022.
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Governor NedLamont announced that his administration will be continuing Connecticut’s recently launchedHead Start on Housingpilot program, a first-of-its-kind initiative in Connecticut and the nation that identifies young children enrolled in Head Start whose families are experiencing homelessness and connects them with permanent housing support.
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The Center for Empowerment and Education (CEE) is highlighting the critical future of domestic and sexual violence services in Connecticut in the wake of the recent election. Uncertainty surrounding potential funding cuts, particularly to the federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), threatens to diminish essential programs that offer safety, hope, and healing to victims and survivors. These services are vital lifelines, and without sufficient funding, access to them will become limited. It is crucial for the public to understand the potential impact on themselves and their loved ones.
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