Blog
Catherine Foot
1 May 2018
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Many people see the ageing process as a constant losing battle, and make things hard for themselves by internalising society’s ingrained ageism.
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Ageing Better recently published research showing that a quarter of workers over the age of 55 and managing a health condition are considering leaving employment.
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New report finds that 1 in 4 working people aged 55 and over with a health condition are considering leaving work.
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Juliet Bouverie, Chief Executive of the Stroke Association, blogs about her experience of chairing our recent Community Contributions in Later Life roundtable.
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With over a third of people aged 65-74 not using the internet, 74% in that age group also say that there is nothing that would prompt them to go online in the next 12 months.
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New research to understand, at a local level, what sort of mainstream housing older people live in, is being funded by Ageing Better.
New research to understand, at a local level, what sort of mainstream housing older people live in, is being funded by Ageing Better.
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When it comes to ageing, we often forget about ordinary problems that face people as they enter later life. Meeting these seemingly minor challenges could have huge benefits for the UK’s ageing population.
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Matthew Ryder, London’s Deputy Mayor for Social Integration, Social Mobility and Community Engagement, writes that programmes designed to support communities must involve those of all ages.
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