Blog
Anna Dixon
6 Mar 2017
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We are on average living much longer. The Government needs to urgently address how to provide care and support to a growing number of people.
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According to Age UK’s Index of Wellbeing, creativity is the top factor in whether people are happy in later life.
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Retirement is not necessarily the one-off event it used to be, but for many, it still marks a time of major change in later life.
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The 'New Old' exhibition at the Design Museum explores the role of new design in helping people to lead fuller, healthier and happier later lives.
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Keeping mentally active and engaged is important for wellbeing at any age, and it’s also a key part of what people want for a good later life.
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Matthew Taylor, the lead for a review of modern employment, has called for the improvement of the quality of work in the UK to become a new “national goal”.
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We welcome the reference to housing and ageing (p63) - but this was a missed opportunity to put the housing needs of our ageing population, front and centre.
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Over the next 25 years, the proportion of households where the oldest person is 85 or over will grow faster than any other age group.
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