Resource spotlight · Oregon
Learning from AARP.
Useful ideas and tools for building communities where older adults can stay connected, engaged, secure, and heard.
Why this matters here
National learning.
Portland action.
AARP’s work on livable and age-friendly communities can help seniors, neighborhood leaders, advocates, and public partners ask better questions and learn from approaches already being used around the country.
Senior Voices PDX can bring those ideas into local conversations—then listen to Portland seniors and adapt what is useful to the realities of our neighborhoods.
Start exploring
Four useful doorways.
AARP Oregon
State news, events, advocacy, caregiving information, and resources for people 50+ in Oregon.
Visit AARP ↗02Livable Communities
Ideas and practical tools for housing, transportation, public spaces, civic participation, and communities that work for every age.
Visit AARP ↗03Age-Friendly Network
Learn how communities join a national network committed to becoming more livable for older adults and people of all ages.
Visit AARP ↗04Livability Index
Explore how neighborhoods and communities support housing, transportation, health, engagement, opportunity, and more.
Visit AARP ↗Bring it home
What could an age-friendly Portland look like to you?
Tell us which ideas feel promising, what is missing, and what older adults in your neighborhood need most.
Senior Voices PDX is an independent community initiative. AARP names and links are included for educational and resource purposes.