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Good Home Inquiry

COVID-19 has shone a light on our non-decent homes

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David Orr
22 Sep 2020

Improving England's housing stock will have massive benefits for people's safety and health, but also have a positive impact on the economy and the strain on the NHS.

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Good Home Inquiry

Millions in cold and damp homes could be at greater risk of COVID-19 this winter

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Centre for Ageing Better
22 Sep 2020

About 1 in 5 homes in England do not meet the national standard to be considered in decent condition. These are more likely to be lived in by people identified as most at risk from the virus, new report shows.

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Alcohol treatment

Alcohol and ageing: the hidden harms

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Jess Kuehne 1
18 Sep 2020

A new report by the Commission on Alcohol Harm has concluded that a new UK-wide alcohol strategy is urgently required.

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Lessons from lockdown

Action to support the 50-70s crucial to building UK’s resilience post-pandemic

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Centre for Ageing Better
15 Sep 2020

Improving health resilience and maximising the economic contribution of 50-70 year olds will be crucial to support economic recovery and growth, new report says.

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Dawid Konotey-Ahulu

Dawid Konotey-Ahulu appointed trustee at Centre for Ageing Better

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Centre for Ageing Better
14 Sep 2020

He will take up the position from mid-September and will work with us to on our mission to create a society in which everyone enjoys later life.

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Age-positive icons competition launched

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Centre for Ageing Better
10 Sep 2020

We've launched a competition to design ‘age-positive’ icons to replace the negative symbols that commonly represent people in later life, such as ‘hunched-over stickmen’.

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Co-design

Optimising co-design to create better life outcomes

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9 Sep 2020

The UK needs to design products with older people, carers and communities in mind rather than retrofitting to poorly understood needs.

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What do we know about health inequalities of older BAME groups?

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Nayyara Tabassum
2 Sep 2020

Although COVID-19 has shone a light on health inequalities among older ethnic minority groups, there's still lots that we don't know.

  • Age-friendly Movement

Latest research from others

Adequacy of future retirement incomes: new evidence for private sector employees
The Institute for Fiscal Studies
This report examines the future of retirement income for workers in the UK.
Can information about negative age-related stereotypes improve the employment chances of older unemployed workers?
Homrighausen, P., and Lang, J., Journal of Aging & Social Policy
This study examines a campaign by a German employment agency designed to improve reemployment prospects for older unemployed individuals.
Never too late to change the rate: Attitudes of UK adults aged 50–70 towards respiratory vaccinations
Aguilar P. F, and Satherley, P., Royal Society for Public Health
This paper presents findings from a survey of UK adults aged 50-70, exploring their attitudes toward respiratory vaccinations.

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