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Find out more about Age-friendly Communities and access all the key publications, toolkits and more.

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Neighbourhood Networks (NNs) are community-based schemes offering a range of activities and services with the aim of improving health and promoting independence

  • Social participation
  • Community support and health services

This framework has been developed to communicate what it means to be an age-friendly business and organises a broad range of ideas into the key steps any business can take to become more age-friendly.

  • Respect and social inclusion

These questions can be incorporated into your existing staff survey or can form a basis of a discussion to find out about how your older workers view your organisation

Our recent Ageing and mobility report explores how the current transport system is complex and fragmented, leading to barriers in innovation and collaboration to support healthier later lives.

  • Transportation

This paper identifies actions to guide how local government can champion a vision of inclusive growth that makes the most of the economic opportunities of our longer lives.

  • Delivering Age-friendly programme

Creating an age-friendly New York City – one neighourhood at a time

A toolkit for establishing an ageing improvement district in your community. Published in 2012 by The New York Academy of Medicine and Age-friendly NYC.
  • Delivering Age-friendly programme

Read our selection of blogs, which discuss in more detail the themes of this year's State of Ageing report.

  • Outdoor spaces and buildings
  • Transportation
  • Housing
  • Social participation
  • Respect and social inclusion
  • Civic participation and employment
  • Community support and health services

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