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Non-decent homes and later life in England: Headline statistics

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Centre for Ageing Better

19 Dec 2019

New report from Ageing Better and Care & Repair England finds that 10 million people across England are set to spend winter in homes that don’t meet the government's basic standard of decency.

Four steps to becoming an Age-friendly Community

Joining the World Health Organisation’s Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities, means committing to developing your place as age-friendly through a four-step programme cycle.

Becoming an Age-friendly Community

Becoming an Age-friendly Community is an ongoing process. It’s about taking the decision to make improvements at whatever pace you can.

Kevin Berry, Age-friendly Champion, Isle of Wight

The age-friendly workplace: mental health and wellbeing

Blog

Aideen Young

10 Dec 2019

Employers must consider mental health and wellbeing for their older workers if they are to ensure they create an environment where everyone can feel at ease.

If we want to become supercentenarians, a stronger focus on prevention is needed

Blog

Alison Giles

3 Dec 2019

A unique group of people - called 'supercentenarians' - are living to age 110 or more. But will the rest of us be as lucky?

Campaigns and Communications Officer

Using our wide range of communications channels and contacts, the Campaigns and Communications Officer will develop and deliver ambitious integrated campaigns that influence policy and practice around Ageing Better’s key issues.

Learning from other Age-friendly Communities

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Centre for Ageing Better

27 Nov 2019

As part of the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities, representatives from Age-friendly Cheshire West recently visited the Isle of Wight to learn about the work being done there.

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The Centre for Ageing Better received £50 million from The National Lottery Community Fund in January 2015 in the form of an endowment to enable it to identify what works in the ageing sector by bridging the gap between research, evidence and practice.

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Non-decent homes and later life in England: Headline statistics

New report from Ageing Better and Care & Repair England finds that 10 million people across England are set to spend winter in homes that don’t meet the government's basic standard of decency.

Four steps to becoming an Age-friendly Community

Joining the World Health Organisation’s Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities, means committing to developing your place as age-friendly through a four-step programme cycle.

Becoming an Age-friendly Community

Becoming an Age-friendly Community is an ongoing process. It’s about taking the decision to make improvements at whatever pace you can.

Age-friendly Communities

We want more people to live in age-friendly communities.

The age-friendly workplace: mental health and wellbeing

Employers must consider mental health and wellbeing for their older workers if they are to ensure they create an environment where everyone can feel at ease.

If we want to become supercentenarians, a stronger focus on prevention is needed

A unique group of people - called 'supercentenarians' - are living to age 110 or more. But will the rest of us be as lucky?

Life beyond 50

What is the role of individuals, employers and policy makers in supporting people to plan for life beyond 50?

Campaigns and Communications Officer

Using our wide range of communications channels and contacts, the Campaigns and Communications Officer will develop and deliver ambitious integrated campaigns that influence policy and practice around Ageing Better’s key issues.

Learning from other Age-friendly Communities

As part of the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities, representatives from Age-friendly Cheshire West recently visited the Isle of Wight to learn about the work being done there.

Contact our team for more information