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Los Angeles, CA
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Walk Audits
Description: Community walk audits will engage residents in identifying mobility barriers along neighborhood routes. Participant input will support discussion about safer street design.
Albany, GA
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Walk Audits
Description: Walk With Me Albany will organize walk audits in priority neighborhoods to observe walking conditions for residents age 50 or older. The audits will identify safety barriers and inform next steps that help improve sidewalk access and walking comfort.
Cortland, NY
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Walk Audits
Description: Walk audits will examine connections between sidewalks and bus routes used by residents age 50 and older. The findings will help identify locations for safer crossings and improved pedestrian access.
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Keene, NH
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: Housing Design Competitions
Description: Southwest New Hampshire faces a housing shortage that leaves older adults with few options to age in place. To address this, the commission launched an ADU Design Challenge using real homeowner case studies instead of generic sites. The effort drew 30 submissions for 11 sites, hosted an awards event with 100 attendees and created a web page showcasing designs and resources. Interest was strong, with 75 homeowners volunteering as case study sites, and architects from across New England participating. The challenge sparked conversations about statewide replication and policy reform. One organizer said homeowners' gratitude for the project "was unwavering."
Project description was created using generative AI and then reviewed for accuracy.
Keene, NH
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: Access to health care services
Description: Older adults managing chronic conditions often lacked tools to monitor their health, leading to ER visits and higher risk of illness. The project distributed blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, scales and thermometers, paired with education to help participants understand and act on health metrics. These resources improved chronic care management and reduced emergency visits while building trust and health literacy. One patient shared that the devices helped him "track progress and manage conditions more effectively," giving him greater stability and confidence at home.
Project description was created using generative AI and then reviewed for accuracy.
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