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Centre for Ageing Better
23 Mar 2022
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This evaluation of the Leeds Neighbourhood Networks explores how community organisations contribute to healthy ageing.
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It’s clear we need a multi-generational approach to combating ageism, and it must start in the communities around us.
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With pensioner poverty continuing to rise amid a wave of financial pressures, tailored action is urgently needed to help create a better later life for millions
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The number of economically inactive people aged 50-64 has risen by over a quarter of a million since the pandemic began. We need a change of approach to correct this concerning trend.
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This summary report uses the most up-to-date national data available to paint a picture of ageing in England today.
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Over 50s are being left behind by the post-pandemic employment recovery, and they face many barriers to re-employment.
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An increasing number of people are rented rather than owning their own homes in later life. And millions of homes are bad for people's health and wellbeing.
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Despite the importance of staying connected to our community, inequalities are shaping people's quality of life and access to support.
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