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AARP is hosting a community session with local government to provide clarity on efforts to come back stronger.

Photo courtesy Rebecca Chaplin, AARP

Curious about how our city, county, and state authorities are working to restore our community as Asheville recovers from Hurricane Helene?

Join AARP and local government guest speakers for an educational evening on Friday, May 23 to learn about:

  • How to apply for assistance and advocate for resources
  • The core elements of North Carolina’s relief and recovery bills
  • Local government plans to build + restore housing and community infrastructure
  • How you can engage in community action and prepare for the future

Register + view speaker lineup

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