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Ideas for the NHS long-term plan

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Centre for Ageing Better

18 Jun 2018

NHS England should be making bold commitments to healthy ageing in its long-term plan. Ageing Better suggests ideas for actions it could take and some areas for action with others.

Millions of over 55s not using internet risk being locked out of essential services and online benefits

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Centre for Ageing Better

31 May 2018

Our report calls for new approaches to ‘digital inclusion’, and for business, the public sector and charities to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

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London is joining the WHO Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities

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Centre for Ageing Better

15 Jun 2018

London is set to join the World Health Organisation’s Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities.

The 100-year life: the role of housing, planning and design

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Centre for Ageing Better

15 Jun 2018

One in three children born in the UK today can expect to live to 100 – presenting challenges and opportunities to innovate.

A week in Egypt with my grandma – part 1/2

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Yehia Nasr

14 Jun 2018

In any family, the process of deciding whether an older relative is able to continue living on their own can be difficult and heart-breaking.

Ageing digitally – part 2/2

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12 Jun 2018

Business, the public sector and charities all need to find new approaches to digital inclusion to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

Ageing digitally – part 1/2

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7 Jun 2018

4.8 million people over the age of 55 are not online, and many current approaches to digital inclusion are falling short.

I Am Connected: A New Way to Think About Ageing and Digital

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6 Jun 2018

James Richardson, Research Manager at Good Things Foundation, reflects on the findings from our research into older people’s digital behaviour.

Response to the Government's Carers Action Plan

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Centre for Ageing Better

5 Jun 2018

Our Chief Executive, Anna Dixon, welcomes the government’s review of carers’ rights, including older workers who balance care duties.

Does my grandma even need the internet?

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Jemma Mouland

1 Jun 2018

Research shows that new, people-centred approaches are needed to help everyone in later life benefit from the internet.

We are living longer, but we must make sure we are also living better

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Anna Dixon

24 May 2018

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Ideas for the NHS long-term plan

NHS England should be making bold commitments to healthy ageing in its long-term plan. Ageing Better suggests ideas for actions it could take and some areas for action with others.

Millions of over 55s not using internet risk being locked out of essential services and online benefits

Our report calls for new approaches to ‘digital inclusion’, and for business, the public sector and charities to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

Latest news

London is joining the WHO Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities

London is set to join the World Health Organisation’s Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities.

The 100-year life: the role of housing, planning and design

One in three children born in the UK today can expect to live to 100 – presenting challenges and opportunities to innovate.

A week in Egypt with my grandma – part 1/2

In any family, the process of deciding whether an older relative is able to continue living on their own can be difficult and heart-breaking.

Ageing digitally – part 2/2

Business, the public sector and charities all need to find new approaches to digital inclusion to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

Ageing digitally – part 1/2

4.8 million people over the age of 55 are not online, and many current approaches to digital inclusion are falling short.

I Am Connected: A New Way to Think About Ageing and Digital

James Richardson, Research Manager at Good Things Foundation, reflects on the findings from our research into older people’s digital behaviour.

Response to the Government's Carers Action Plan

Our Chief Executive, Anna Dixon, welcomes the government’s review of carers’ rights, including older workers who balance care duties.

Does my grandma even need the internet?

Research shows that new, people-centred approaches are needed to help everyone in later life benefit from the internet.

We are living longer, but we must make sure we are also living better

As a society we are woefully underprepared for our longer lives. But we must work together to seize the opportunities of a good later life.

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NHS England should be making bold commitments to healthy ageing in its long-term plan. Ageing Better suggests ideas for actions it could take and some areas for action with others.

Our report calls for new approaches to ‘digital inclusion’, and for business, the public sector and charities to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

Latest news

London is set to join the World Health Organisation’s Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities.

One in three children born in the UK today can expect to live to 100 – presenting challenges and opportunities to innovate.

In any family, the process of deciding whether an older relative is able to continue living on their own can be difficult and heart-breaking.

Business, the public sector and charities all need to find new approaches to digital inclusion to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

4.8 million people over the age of 55 are not online, and many current approaches to digital inclusion are falling short.

James Richardson, Research Manager at Good Things Foundation, reflects on the findings from our research into older people’s digital behaviour.

Our Chief Executive, Anna Dixon, welcomes the government’s review of carers’ rights, including older workers who balance care duties.

Research shows that new, people-centred approaches are needed to help everyone in later life benefit from the internet.

As a society we are woefully underprepared for our longer lives. But we must work together to seize the opportunities of a good later life.

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