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How to make carers more visible

Being an unpaid carer can be challenging and overwhelming. It’s vital that we share their stories, and make sure they're represented and supported.

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False advertising: why we need more realistic depictions of older people

Advertising and social media can drastically change how we see ourselves – often for the worse.

The Census 2021 shows an urgent need for more Age-friendly Communities

The first release of Census 2021 data reveals that the proportion and growth rate of older populations in England and Wales varies significantly in different locations.

Inadequate data collection renders minority ethnic groups invisible

It's time we begin identifying individual minority ethnic groups in data collection and stop grouping all ethnic minorities as BAME.

England's ageing population needs better political representation and focus

The 2021 Census reveals almost one in five of people living in England is aged 65 or older. This only furthers the case for an Older People and Ageing Commissioner.

Improving employment support for over 50s in Greater Manchester

Partnering with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority and DWP, this project looks at developing effective approaches to providing employment support for over 50s.

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Dave's voice - Picture Yourself Active

Dave shares his experiences of getting active, and his thoughts on the issue of representation that the age-positive image library was created to challenge.

Ageing Better's Chief Executive to advise new independent poverty commission

Our Chief Executive, Carole Easton, has agreed to become an Advisory Group member to help ensure the Commission uses the best possible range of external evidence.

Strength and balance infographics

We want more people to be more physically active in later life. Maintaining and improving muscle strength and balance can help people in later life live independently and reduce the risk of falls.