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Action to support the 50-70s crucial to building UK’s resilience post-pandemic
New report brings together all of our latest research on the impact of COVID-19 on people approaching later life.
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This report explores how organisations working with ethnic minority groups engage with older members from their community and how this might have changed over time and to explore how individuals from ethnic minority communities use places, organisations and services for social contact and interaction.
In collaboration with Ipsos MORI, this report takes a look at the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of those aged 50-70 in England. It focuses particularly on four key areas: homes, community, health and work.
The inquiry was undertaken because the number of prisoners over the age of 60 has risen between 2002 and 2020 by more than 240%. A large proportion of older prisoners have distinct health and social care needs and calls for a national strategy to address this.
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