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This review of community contributions in later life calls on charities, voluntary organisations and the public sector to do more to support and sustain the good will and effort of older volunteers.
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A review of community contributions in later life, done in partnership with the Office for Civil Society, calls on charities and the public sector to do more to support and sustain the efforts of older volunteers.
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The Government has launched ‘A connected society: A strategy for tackling loneliness’.
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Britain faces a growing social care crisis, but there are things we can do to reduce pressure on care providers.
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There are many things that prevent us from thinking about the future. Some of them are more intangible than others.
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Women in later life often bear the burden of a lifetime of lower pay and unequal working conditions, making it hard to save for their later life.
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Preview Brick wall with 'love your neighbour' sign.

David Hunt: Age-friendly champion

David joined the Age Friendly Nottingham Steering Group in 2015, using his highly analytical mind to ensure that policy and strategy in Nottingham reflects the needs of people in later life.
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Hazel Watson: Age-friendly champion

Hazel volunteers as a trustee of Cross Gates & District Good Neighbours' Scheme and a table host of their initiative, Shared Tables.
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Preview The Great British Toilet Map.

Ben Barker: Age-friendly champion

Community activist Ben Barker lives in Southville, Bristol and is responsible for pioneering the ‘The Toilet Map of Bedminster’.
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Preview Kevin Berry, Age-friendly Champion, Isle of Wight

Kevin Berry: Age-friendly champion

Now retired for 13 years, Kevin is the Age-friendly Champion for Nettlestone and Seaview as part of the Age-Friendly Isle Project in the Isle of Wight.
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