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New photo collection shines spotlight on hidden older unpaid carers
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.
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RT @AgeUKGlos: Some brilliant imagery from Ageing Better, showcasing the amazing work of older unpaid carers who have such a huge impact on…
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RT @JCPNWEmployers: Good Recruitment for Older Workers - a great guide for employers from the team @Ageing_Better
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As part of our free-to-use age-positive image library, we have released a series of images illuminating the hidden and often underappreciated work of older unpaid carers as well as their lives outside of caring.