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Mind the gap

Mind the gap: between health and social care

We are on average living much longer. The Government needs to urgently address how to provide care and support to a growing number of people.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Creativity keeps you happy

Could creativity keep you happy as you get older?

According to Age UK’s Index of Wellbeing, creativity is the top factor in whether people are happy in later life.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Commuters, Media City tram station, Manchester

Helping support older workers into retirement

Retirement is not necessarily the one-off event it used to be, but for many, it still marks a time of major change in later life.

  • Work
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New Old – Designing the Right Balance

New Old – Designing the Right Balance

The 'New Old' exhibition at the Design Museum explores the role of new design in helping people to lead fuller, healthier and happier later lives. 

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Lifelong learning

Lifelong Learning

Keeping mentally active and engaged is important for wellbeing at any age, and it’s also a key part of what people want for a good later life. 

  • Work
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Decline in job security

Decline in job security over the last decade for older workers

Matthew Taylor, the lead for a review of modern employment, has called for the improvement of the quality of work in the UK to become a new “national goal”.

  • Work
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Housing white paper

Housing White Paper: Ageing should have been front and centre

We welcome the reference to housing and ageing (p63) - but this was a missed opportunity to put the housing needs of our ageing population, front and centre.

  • Homes
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Housing white paper response

Centre for Ageing Better responds to the Housing White Paper

Over the next 25 years, the proportion of households where the oldest person is 85 or over will grow faster than any other age group.

  • Homes

Latest research from others

Golbach, R., et al., Sage Open Aging
This Dutch study develops the Frailty Experiences Scale, a measurement tool, to better understand how older adults experience frailty.
Malatyali, A., et al., BMC Geriatrics
This US study explores how physical activity and health levels affect older adults’ risk of falling.
Amenyah, S., et al, Sage Open Aging
This UK study explores what shapes the food choices of older African adults.

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