State of Ageing 2019 infographics

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State of Ageing: Infographics

These engaging and accessible illustrated infographics summarise our most up-to-date stats from our State of Ageing 2023-4 report.

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Ageism: What's the harm?

This paper gives an overview of the harm that ageism causes to both individuals and society.

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Smiling mature male manager sitting with colleagues in board room. Multi-ethnic professionals are planning strategy during meeting. They are at new office.

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How co-creation could hold the key to getting economically inactive older workers back into employment

Working alongside people with lived experience and local stakeholders, we found out what's not working when it comes to providing employment support for over 50s.

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The State of Ageing 2022

Our online, interactive report captures a snapshot of how people in the UK are ageing today, while looking at past trends and our prospects if action isn't taken.

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Challenging ageism: A guide to talking about ageing and older age

This guide is designed as a practical tool to support organisations in communicating about ageing and older age.

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Keep on moving: Understanding physical inactivity among 50-70 year olds

This report explores the experiences, barriers and motivations for physical activity among people in their 50s and 60s.

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Why are people living longer?

While life expectancy has increased, there are huge health inequalities in this country that are only set to widen as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Reframing ageing: Public perceptions of ageing, older age and demographic change

This report builds on our previous research to better understand public attitudes towards ageing and older age.

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State of Ageing 2019 infographics

Our State of Ageing 2019 report uses publicly available data to give a snapshot of what life is like for people aged 65 and older today, while looking at key areas: work and finances, housing, health and communities.