Blog
Dan Jones
21 Nov 2018
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Volunteering needs to be flexible enough to fit around changes to people’s lives, like ill health, bereavement or the need to care for loved ones.
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People in lower-paid jobs and those who are unemployed are more likely to feel negative about ageing than their higher-paid peers.
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Self-employed people can face different challenges to the employed worker, from fluctuating income due, ill-health or the need to invest to grow – all of which can make it difficult to plan their savings.
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At Ageing Better, we want to ask how we can ensure that we live in connected communities as we age.
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There needs to be more investment and policy action to help people, particularly in mid-life onwards, to stop smoking, have a better diet, drink less alcohol and do more exercise.
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It’s not clear how the world of work will change in the next century, but we can predict some of the things that will remain the same.
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The Centre for Ageing Better will award Government funding of up to £250,000 to pilot better ways to sustain lifelong involvement in voluntary and community activities and attract more diverse older volunteers.
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