There are 318,663 retired workers, or 1 in 5 residents, in New Mexico who rely on Social Security. We need to protect Social Security now and in the future. Join AARP and Take action NOW at spr.ly/6019FHu73. Tell lawmakers: It's YOUR money. You've earned it.

The Social Security Administration already struggles with a customer service crisis. A proposed change could make it harder for New Mexicans to get the services they need to get the money they’ve earned. Tell Congress: Don’t Cut Phone Services spr.ly/6011FsSpx #IEarnedIt”

The Social Security Administration confirmed to AARP, that beginning April 14, they will allow all claim types to be completed over the telephone as they previously had been, including Retirement, Survivors, and Auxiliary (Spouse or Child) benefits.

AARP New Mexico staff and volunteers had a great time visiting with people at the Senior Living Expo last week at the Rio Rancho Events Center. The Albuquerque Journal and Rio Rancho Observer sponsored the annual event.

Come get to know us at a special evening with AARP! Learn about the work AARP New Mexico does in Santa Fe, and across the state. Join us at Hotel Santa Fe, Tuesday, April 29, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Register at spr.ly/60102epqg

AARP New Mexico was a proud sponsor of the 2025 Carrie Tingley Foundation's Pickleball Palooza. The event, held this past weekend, was a special fund-raiser for the foundation. AARP also had a team featuring Othiamba Umi and Howard Hirsch.

Are you concerned bout the future of Social Security? Do you have questions about the changes happening? Join us Thursday, 5/1, at 11 am MT to get answers from AARP leaders about how we are fighting for Social Security. Learn how to participate at: spr.ly/60132aT4f

Older Americans overwhelmingly support increased funding for Social Security customer service. People should not have to wait hours for service. We’re urging Congress to protect and strengthen Social Security for years to come. Join us at spr.ly/60102xOJo #WeEarnedIt

Older New Mexicans have earned their Social Security through a lifetime of hard work and shouldn’t have to jump through hoops to get their benefits. We’re urging Congress to protect and strengthen Social Security for years to come. Join us at action.aarp.org/SSCustomerServ… #WeEarnedIt

This year, Social Security turns 90. Social Security isn’t just a vital source of income for thousands of New Mexicans, it also plays a critical role in our state’s economy. This anniversary is an opportunity to protect it. Take the pledge at spr.ly/6011NZJU3 #WeEarnedIt

Social Security turns 90 on August 14. And while AARP will be honoring this milestone throughout the summer, we also know that it’s a call to protect what people have earned through a lifetime of hard work. Join us and take the pledge at spr.ly/6012Njt5w #WeEarnedIt

Social Security turns 90 in August 2025. Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan reflects on its legacy and the need to protect it for future generations. spr.ly/6014NQO3i

Today on this Memorial Day, we stop to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice to keep our country safe, giving their lives for our freedom. We will never forget.

AARP New Mexico State Director Joseph Roybal Sanchez participated in two community roundtables, convened this week by Sen. Ben Ray Lujan, on the impact proposed federal cuts would have on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, and others. spr.ly/6015Nf0sX Senator Ben Ray Luján

Today marks the 81 anniversary of D-Day, which occurred June 6, 1944. Also referred to as the Normandy Landings, the operation was the largest seaborne invasion in history, according to Wikipedia, which ultimately led to Germany's defeat and the end of the Second World War.

AARP New Mexico congratulates the six organizations that were awarded a 2025 Community Challenge Grant in our state. Learn more about how the funds will be used to make our communities better at spr.ly/60144TKxm

AARP New Mexico had a firecracker of a night at the Isotopes last Sunday night. We were delighted to sponsor the fireworks for AARP night! A shoutout to all the dads too! Thank you to everyone who came to the game. Thank you Rep. Linda Serrato for throwing out the first pitch.

Thank you to Rep. Linda Serrato for throwing the first pitch at AARP Night at the Isotopes last Sunday. AARP highlighted family caregiving and the need for resources at the event. Rep. Serrato is a champion for caregivers, sponsoring Paid Family and Medical Leave legislation.

Do you know what to do when an emergency or natural disaster hits? Learn how to be prepared during this four-part virtual webinar every Wednesday in July, done in partnership with AARP New Mexico and the Saint Bernard Project. Learn more at spr.ly/60124Xivn.

This week our leadership is in D.C. to visit Capitol Hill and meet with members of our Congressional Delegation to discusses the importance of Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. #AARPonTheHill