AARP Vermont

Senior Centers & Social · Vermont · Free

AARP's Vermont state office. Programs, advocacy, and member benefits for adults 50+. Worth contacting for any senior who wants to learn something new — language, technology, art, history, dance — at low or no cost. Senior centers welcome drop-ins for tours, meals, and classes; most ask only a one-time membership form ($0-25/year). Social isolation has the health impact of smoking 15 cigarettes a day — these aren't optional add-ons, they're medicine. All services free of charge to qualifying seniors...

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Address: Statewide

Hours: Varies

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