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With more than a quarter of people aged 55-64 providing care to others, these new images seek to illuminate the role of older unpaid carers.
Read more“It’s fantastic to have this set of images of older carers. Carers so often tell us they feel invisible, and this is one way we can help show what unpaid carers do, day in and day out."
@CETurner1975 Chief Executive at @CarersLeeds
Employers say that prioritising age above other issues is the biggest barrier to introducing age-inclusive practises.
However, it's crucial that employers to create the right conditions for more people over 50 to be in fulfilling work. https://t.co/fZX1XQSIYL
"The full effect of this reform to housing accessibility will take years to truly take effect so its incremental impact needs to start happening now."
Did you know that a quarter of people in their 50s and 60s are carers?
Our new age-positive image library collection shines a spotlight on older unpaid carers. You can view the photos here: https://t.co/MAWIx1OFCp https://t.co/ZSwbaoD7b4
"Famously they say that a picture is worth a thousand words.
So, when photographs of over 50s are solely wrinkly hands or a patronising depiction of frailty, it’s no wonder that many people unwittingly harbour negative perceptions of ageing."