Blog
Stephen James
1 May 2025
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Health, socioeconomic inequalities, gender and ethnicity interact with ageism to create barriers to employment for older people.
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The characteristics of our growing older population vary across England with implications for resource allocation.
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Millions of older people are living in homes that are of poor quality with implications for their health and wellbeing.
Millions of older people are living in homes that are of poor quality with implications for their health and wellbeing.
We will be releasing more detailed data and analysis later in 2025.
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Ageing Better were among a partnership of organisations that delivered the recent Age-Friendly Futures Summit in Manchester, bringing together around 250 leaders, policymakers, practitioners and researchers from the UK and around the globe.
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Explore our library of evidence on the importance and impact of safe, warm and accessible housing for older people.
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We have produced an evidence-based analysis of England’s housing policies to determine the causes of, and solutions to, the poor quality of so many of our homes.
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Find out how we have been working with experts to develop policy solutions to tackle the housing crisis.
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Join our learning network, bringing local authorities together to make connections, share challenges and drive change to improve the quality of homes.
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