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Government funding to help pilot, develop and share better ways of supporting older volunteers

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12 Nov 2018

The Centre for Ageing Better will award Government funding of up to £250,000 to pilot better ways to sustain lifelong involvement in voluntary and community activities and attract more diverse older volunteers.

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Home adaptations: giving more choice is a win win for everyone  

Blog
7 Nov 2018

With time and commitment, home adaptations can be personalised, resulting in something that looks stylish as well as being within budget.

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Sir Jeremy Heywood – an appreciation of his support for better ageing

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6 Nov 2018

Sir Jeremy Heywood, former cabinet secretary and senior civil servant, has sadly passed away – the Centre for Ageing Better offers its condolences.

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Response to Matt Hancock's speech on prevention

News
5 Nov 2018

Centre for Ageing Better responds to Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock's speech about prevention and making healthier choices.

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'Don’t make me leave' – why moving can mean heartbreak

Blog
2 Nov 2018

Aids and adaptations in the home can enable some people to continue living in their own home. But for others, things may not be that simple.

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The things that scare people about ageing – and why I’m not worried about them

Blog
31 Oct 2018
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Many people fear getting older, but there are opportunities that come with the ageing process.

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Age-friendly Belfast – Older and Wiser

Blog
30 Oct 2018

A learning exchange with age-friendly colleagues in Northern Ireland inspired Adam Rees from Bristol in his own age-friendly practice.

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Demonstrating the value of voluntary actions 

Blog
29 Oct 2018

For many people, being shown the community impact of their activity is extremely important. 

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Latest research from others

Towards an intragroup approach to alleviate ageism in the second half of life
Ayalon, L., The Gerontologist
This study examines ageism among older adults aged 60+.
The evolution of barriers and facilitators to using a COPD app among older adults: results from a pilot study
Brady, J., et al., Frontiers in Digital Health
This US study examines how older adults with limited technology use engage with a health-focused smartphone app.
Community-level determinants of loneliness and social isolation: a population-based cohort study across younger and older adults
Meehan, D. E., et al., Frontiers in Public Health
This Australian study examines the relationship between loneliness, social isolation and community interventions.

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