Blog
Carole Easton
31 Mar 2022
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Omitting over 75s in preventable death statistics has worrying implications for the value we place on older people’s lives.
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The photographs – which depict older and Disabled people in non-stereotypical, positive and authentic ways – are available for download and free to use.
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Last year the number of pensioners living in poverty rose by 200,000 – and higher costs of living and energy prices will only further exacerbate the massive wealth inequalities we already see among older people.
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It’s clear we need a multi-generational approach to combating ageism, and it must start in the communities around us.
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With pensioner poverty continuing to rise amid a wave of financial pressures, tailored action is urgently needed to help create a better later life for millions
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The number of economically inactive people aged 50-64 has risen by over a quarter of a million since the pandemic began. We need a change of approach to correct this concerning trend.
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'The State of Ageing 2022' suggests England is becoming an increasingly challenging country to grow old in, with pensioner poverty and levels of poor health increasing.
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Safe, accessible homes and well-connected communities are fundamental for ageing better, as the pandemic has made all too clear.
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