Strength and balance infographics

Why are only some of us living longer?

Our Senior Evidence Manager examines the shocking health inequalities present in the UK today – and how we should tackle them.

Living longer: Infographics

This set of infographics summarises the key stats around our ageing population through engaging and accessible illustrations.

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Five highlights from the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities Annual Conference

For the first time in three years, members of the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities came together face to face at our Annual Conference.

New photo collection shines spotlight on hidden older unpaid carers

Older unpaid carers are the focus of the latest photo collection in our age-positive image library.

older woman chatting with a man while chopping vegetables

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.

older couple sitting together on the sofa

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.

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.