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East Lansing, MI
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Digital navigation skills
Description: An intergenerational program will pair trained volunteers with older adults to provide regular, personalized support using everyday digital tools. The sessions will strengthen skills for communication, health tasks and staying connected to community activities.
New Castle, DE
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Digital navigation skills
Description: Tablet devices and free technology classes will be added at a busy Senior Center. Increased access and training will help older adults complete tasks and stay connected online.
Raton, NM
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Digital navigation skills
Description: The project will offer weekly, in-person tech help at the Raton Senior Center to build digital skills and reduce scam risk for older adults. The program will also create a short video series featuring older adults’ experiences with technology, pairing hand-on tech support with locally relevant content.
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Carlin, NV
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2020
Project Category: Improved wayfinding
Description: Carlin -- one of the oldest communities in Elko County -- has suffered economically with the decline of the Southern Pacific Railroad. To preserve its history and attract tourists to town, the Carlin Historical Society installed wayfinding signs promoting its local history museum. The signs sit on two streets in the center of town, as well as at an offramp from Interstate 80. Installation of the signs comes after years of investment into the museum building itself, including repairs to bring the structure up to code and installation of two new museum exhibits.
Winnemucca, NV
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2021
Project Category: Community Gardens
Description: A large community garden in one of Winnemucca's parks had fallen into disrepair. But organizers with Age- and Dementia-Friendly Winnemucca saw the space's potential and set out to revitalize the community space. Organizers wanted to make the garden accessible, allowing people with mobility issues to garden while seated, or simply observe others while they work. To achieve this, they installed hip-height raised garden beds onsite. Additionally, they laid down pavers to create smooth surface suitable for people using wheelchairs and walkers. New benches completed the transformation, giving visitors a comfortable space to rest. To ensure the garden remains well cared for, the age-friendly initiative also purchased a weedwhacker for the site, along with a drip irrigation system. Organizers say the project's success inspired local leaders to consider other ways to improve the park.
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