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Our resources focused on helping more people be enabled to access the internet and technology that will benefit them in later life.

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Getting the most out of digital infographics

Getting the most out of digital infographics

We are focusing on finding new solutions, starting offline rather than online, that help people use digital technology in the ways that they want to.

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Men's sheds Camden

Drive to increase volunteering and community activity by people over 50

The Centre for Ageing Better will lead a review in partnership with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport into how to enable more people aged 50 and over to contribute their time, skills and experience to their communities.

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man in allotment

Research to tackle barriers to helping out in later life

Helping people around us, whether through formal volunteering or simple acts of neighbourliness, is good for our communities and for our own individual wellbeing, whatever our age.

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Don't mention digital

Don't mention digital

Why are so many older people confident and enthusiastic internet users, while others are more sceptical, and some just don’t want to know?

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How-to guide for Take a seat campaign

How-to guide: ‘Take a seat’ campaign

This one-page toolkit from Age-friendly Nottingham will help you get started on your campaign to make seats available in your local community.

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Care home open day

National Care Home Open Day

National Care Home Open Day is an initiative that sees care homes across the UK open their doors to their local communities. Read reflections from our team.

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Silver surfers

Silver surfers – safety first

A quarter of over 75s are now using tablet computers and nearly half (48%) of internet users aged 65-74 have a social media profile.

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Volunteering for better later life

Volunteering for a better later life

People aged over 75 are just as likely to volunteer once a month as people aged 16-49. We think it’s time to focus on older volunteers too.

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