Get Involved with AARP: Join Our Speakers Bureau Training!

if you're interested in scheduling a presentation see below

Are you looking for more ways to make a difference in your community? We have an exciting opportunity for you! If you have a passion for public speaking or a background in marketing or education, we invite you to join our AARP Speakers Bureau Training.

Our dedicated volunteers deliver community presentations on crucial issues affecting Massachusetts residents. We travel accross the Bay State in person or online talking with community groups & sharing important infomation. Your experience and skills can make a significant impact!

Why Join Us?

• Make a Difference: Help educate and inform your community on important topicc
• Make Connections: Meet new people, share ideas and find new friends
• Share Your Lifetime of Experience: Help others and grow personally

Virtual Training:
Date: Tuesday, October 8
10:00 AM-12:00 PMET
Click here to sign up

In Person Training:
Worcester
MassDOT District 3 Headquarters
99 Plantation Street
Date: Thursday, October 17
10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Click here to sign up

The AARP Massachusetts Speakers Bureau may be able to assist you by providing a dynamic speaker for your next event. Speakers are all AARP volunteers. Presentations are a free community service offered by AARP, they range from 30 to 60 minutes in length, and can be either virtual or in person.

Please click this link to submit our presentation request form with a minimum of 6-8 weeks notice prior to your request date(s). Then a volunteer scheduler will be in touch with you about the next steps.

Here are the presentations we can provide:

• The Six Pillars of Brain Health
• HomeFit Workshop: Modify Your Home for Safety and Comfort
• Prepare to Care
• Making Cents of Caregiving
• Protect Yourself from Fraud and Identity Theft
• Social Security: Understanding Your Benefits
• Retirement Planning Strategies for Today and Tomorrow
• Downsizing & Decluttering: You Can’t Take It with You
• Disrupting Aging: Changing the Conversation on Aging
• Livable Communities: General Age-Friendly Overview
• Livable Communities: Walk Audit
• Livable Communities: ABCs of ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units)
• Livable Communities: Missing Middle Housing
• Adapting and Transitioning As We Age