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Centre for Ageing Better
1 Oct 2017

Contributing to communities infographics

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Thriving together: How hospitality can support older people to age well in the community

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Lorna Wang
11 Nov 2024
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The A-Z of International Day of Older People 2024 activities

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LGA Conference Fringe Session: Preparing for an ageing population – what can local authorities do?

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Age-friendly case study: Community radio for and by people in later life

This set of case studies highlights four organisations across Age-friendly Communities who have set up radio programmes with and for older listeners.

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Growing #OlderAndGreener

Tackling the climate emergency is an urgent issue that requires an intergenerational approach. Communities across the UK are ensuring the voices of older people are heard.

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#OlderAndGreener: Activities across the UK Network

Explore what Age-friendly Communities are doing locally to tackle the climate emergency.

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‘Older and Greener’: Communities celebrate International Day of Older Persons with climate campaign

Age-friendly Communities are offering an opportunity for action, with local authorities across the country leading the charge in tackling the crisis and declaring climate emergencies.

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#OlderAndGreener

We've launched a campaign to highlight the important contribution older people make to tackling climate change.

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Michael's voice - COVID-19 and the digital divide

“If anyone needs to get out and do things, do it on a computer. It’s a fantastic freedom”.

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Pat's voice - COVID-19 and the digital divide

“We talk about anything and nothing – it’s a lifeline for someone like me… If I can’t find out about something – she looks things up for me on the computer.”

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Age UK – COVID-19 and the digital divide

“Being adaptable and flexible enough to deliver our support remotely during the pandemic has meant that we’ve continued to help older people at a time when they need us the most.”

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