The newly published Age-friendly Communities Impact Report shows how the UK Network, made up of more than 90 communities and representing more than 4,000 local partners, is having a significant impact on the lives of older people living in their local areas
This report describes the multitude of positive impacts Age-friendly Communities are having on the local systems they represent and the older people that live there.
Ageing Better warmly welcomes the findings from the House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) recommending a range of steps to strengthen the rights of older people.
We believe the key to improving housing quality are easy to use, local one-stop-shops that we call Good Home Hubs. But for them to truly have an impact, they need to work for everyone.
Find out how Lincolnshire Country and District Councils, in partnership with Ageing Better, have been helping communities to live well in warm and safe homes.
This handbook outlines the key features of age-friendly communities in the UK, and gives examples of practices and policies that can be implemented at a local level.
New research to mark the first anniversary of our anti-ageism campaign reveals ageist attitudes about what people over 50 should wear, how much they should exercise and even what music they should listen to.
