Resources

In this third spotlight by Ageing Better, Runnymede Trust, Race Equality Foundation and People’s Health Trust, we look at the disproportionate impact of poor-quality homes on people from Black and minority ethnic communities.

This report summarises the findings of an evaluation that demonstrates how increased provision of comprehensive home improvement services can enable a healthier population, strengthen the resilience of public services and result in better economic outcomes.

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.

This briefing outlines how Good Home Hubs could be funded and scaled up across the country.

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.

Cold, unsafe and poor-quality homes have serious health consequences for millions of people in Britain today.

Discover our ten steps for creating an Ageing Well Ambassadors programme in your own place.

This report highlights the available evidence around how older people often have unequal access to local businesses and community settings.