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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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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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Getting online

Getting online, but not clicking with it?

ONS data released last week shows that internet usage is growing fastest amongst those approaching and in retirement.

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Support digital project

Supporting people in later life around digital technology

We've awarded a grant to Good Things Foundation for new research with people in later life around digital technology.

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grandma williams

Grandma Williams challenges the Government's digital strategy

Older people need to get into the digital world. Business needs us there, so does government, and health care too is moving on line.

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Digital skills for life

Digital skills, for life

12.6 million adults in the UK lack basic digital skills. 5.3 million people have never used the internet- and just over half (2.8 million) of these people are aged 75 years and over.

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Banishing the blues

Banishing the blues

Blue Monday is now behind us and yet for many people loneliness is something they experience every day. 

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Bus Bill

All aboard the Bus Bill

Though the Bill falls short of providing new resources, it provides the tools for local authorities to tackle bus provision creatively and in response to local need.

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Community Contributions Round table

Community contributions - roundtable report

The aims were to explore how people can be supported to contribute to their communities; and to identify where better evidence could support action.

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