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Centre for Ageing Better
31 Jul 2021
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"This report explores the market for ‘inclusive products’ for the home, particularly those found in kitchens and bathrooms.
"This report explores the market for ‘inclusive products’ for the home, particularly those found in kitchens and bathrooms.
Good inclusive home products are easy-to-use, aesthetically pleasing and affordable. They are designed for everyone, but their features and ease of use can help people to remain living independently in their own homes as they grow older and if their needs change."
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The research funded by Manchester City Council, the Centre for Ageing Better and the National Lottery Community Fund’s Ageing Better Programme was designed to learn about the pandemic’s impact on the everyday lives of older people, to examine the activities of community organisations working on their behalf, and to assist the local authorities and NGOs who work with them.
The research funded by Manchester City Council, the Centre for Ageing Better and the National Lottery Community Fund’s Ageing Better Programme was designed to learn about the pandemic’s impact on the everyday lives of older people, to examine the activities of community organisations working on their behalf, and to assist the local authorities and NGOs who work with them.
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The UK Network of Age-friendly Communities is made up of over 40 cities, towns, boroughs, districts, counties and city regions working together to share learning and promote age-friendly practices.
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We're living through a period of unprecedented disruption in the world of work. That is a great environment for innovation.
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This case study describes a project undertaken in partnership between Octavia and St Christopher’s with the aim of identifying how both staff and residents in several extra care housing schemes in West London might be empowered to improve experience of end-of-life care for everyone.
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These monthly, member led, sessions will be hosted by the Community of Practice Team and are for projects already receiving funding through UKRI. The catch up session is a chance to informally meet with other members in the healthy ageing sector.
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Building on the learnings from the first two events in the Healthy Ageing by design growth programme, this workshop will give you the opportunity to test your proposition with experts to pitch your design vision with impact.
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This report offers examples of good practice and recommendations for organisations that deliver services to users and help digitally excluded people with skills training.
This report offers examples of good practice and recommendations for organisations that deliver services to users and help digitally excluded people with skills training.
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This research finds that lockdowns, social distancing measures and loss of routines and support – as well as limited access to services to manage pre-existing or newly emerged health conditions – mean millions of older people had seen their physical health and function decline.