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Baltimore, MD
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Disaster Preparedness
Description: Monthly workshops will provide disaster preparedness training for caregivers and volunteers. Participants will gain planning tools that support safer care during emergencies.
Chesapeake, VA
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Disaster Preparedness
Description: Hurricanes and flooding pose real risks in the Chesapeake region, yet many residents lacked practical knowledge about evacuation zones or how the City manages emergencies. The Library partnered with emergency officials to host three sessions offered in person and online, supported by disaster kit displays and 200 take-home booklets. A newcomer said she learned what to pack and appreciated being able to ask questions. Attendees left with clearer expectations for preparing and responding, prompting the Library to expand annual programming and reach more older adults.
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Langley, WA
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Disaster Preparedness
Description: This project will conduct three train-the-trainer events and six public sessions. The focus will be on disaster preparedness, first aid, and disaster pre-planning at community centers, libraries, and senior centers.
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Bowling Green, KY
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: HomeFit Modifications
Description: Community partners will educate older adults about home safety and provide basic prevention items. The project will reduce fall risks through clear instructions and simple equipment.
Bowling Green, KY
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: HomeFit Modifications
Description: In Bowling Green's Delafield neighborhood, many older adults face hazards that make aging in place difficult. HOTEL INC addressed this by offering five home safety trainings for 55 residents and creating a display of affordable accessibility products. Volunteers completed simple modifications in 15 homes and distributed dozens of safety items, while more than 150 motion-sensor night lights were provided through trainings and displays. Residents reported greater independence, such as easier kitchen access and reduced fall risks. The effort built trust and sparked conversations about broader livability improvements like sidewalks and parks.
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