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skip to content age uk blog a blog for everyone interested in later life and our ageing society the importance of eating well in later life blog written by alice roe, health influencing officer, age uk this week is the first uk malnutrition awareness week , a joint project from the malnutrition task force and bapen , to raise awareness of the importance of keeping to a healthy weight and eating well in later life. continue reading “the importance of eating well in later life” author age uk influencing posted on october 1, 2018 september 28, 2018 categories health , health and wellbeing tags malnutrition , malnutrition awareness week , malnutrition task force 5 comments on the importance of eating well in later life say no to ageism on international day of older persons blog written by emily mccarron, policy manager for equality and human rights, age uk birthday cards that mock ageing; negative comments about ‘looking old’ we make about ourselves and others; stereotypical depictions of older people in popular culture and in the media. if we were to make similar comments about gender or race, this would be (rightly) seen as unacceptable and offensive. however, negativity about ageing and older people is pervasive in our society. this is ageism and what might seem like just a joke in a birthday card, can seriously undermine the human rights of older people. continue reading “say no to ageism on international day of older persons” author age uk influencing posted on october 1, 2018 september 28, 2018 categories equality and human rights tags ageism , international day of older persons leave a comment on say no to ageism on international day of older persons social housing green paper – good news for older people? blog written by joe oldman, housing and transport policy manager, age uk. reaction to the new social housing green paper has been lukewarm. this is because it seems to dash hopes for a significant increase in the supply of new council and housing association homes for people on low incomes. despite the recent government announcement of an additional £2bn over 10 years for social housing , the green paper fails to suggest lifting restrictions on local authority borrowing which would make a real difference to increasing the supply of social housing. continue reading “social housing green paper – good news for older people?” author age uk influencing posted on september 21, 2018 september 21, 2018 categories housing tags social housing leave a comment on social housing green paper – good news for older people? technology in care – the future is here, now! blog written by ed russell, director of innovation and delivery, at wcs care. i still remember how my career in care started over 26 years ago – my first shift was on new year’s day in 1992, a few months before wcs care officially began life and took over the homes from the local authority. continue reading “technology in care – the future is here, now!” author age uk influencing posted on august 30, 2018 categories care in crisis , social care tags social care 1 comment on technology in care – the future is here, now! grasping the nettle: lessons for the social care green paper blog written by mike birtwistle, founding partner, incisive health by 2068 there will be an extra 8.6 million people aged 65 or over living in the uk, with over-65s making up 26% of the population. with more of us living longer and many people having one or more long-term conditions, more people will need access to long-term care. how will a social care system that is in crisis, respond? continue reading “grasping the nettle: lessons for the social care green paper” author age uk influencing posted on august 29, 2018 august 29, 2018 format image categories social care tags social care leave a comment on grasping the nettle: lessons for the social care green paper who cares for those without carers? blog written by kirsty woodard, founder of ageing without children . last month, the social market foundation and age uk published “caring for carers” examining the demographics and experiences of people providing unpaid care. contained within it is one of the most challenging but still strangely unheralded problems facing social care now and in the future, namely – who will care for the growing numbers of older people who lack family to support them? by 2030, 2 million people will be aged over 65 without ever having been parents while still more will be unable to look to their family to support them for a variety of other reasons including estrangement or distance. the number of older people with disabilities who live alone and have no child is projected to increase rapidly, rising by nearly 80 per cent between 2007 and 2032 to 370,000. this represents a significant challenge to health and social care services that rely extensively on spousal and adult child care. continue reading “who cares for those without carers?” author age uk influencing posted on august 29, 2018 categories social care 2 comments on who cares for those without carers? deprivation of liberty safeguards (dols) – a chance to fix a broken system? blog written by alison trew, public affairs officer, age uk. the mental capacity (amendment) bill will reach committee stage in the house of lords next week. this bill, which focuses on the deprivation of liberty safeguards (dols), will have an impact on one of the most profound of our human rights, the right to liberty. continue reading “deprivation of liberty safeguards (dols) – a chance to fix a broken system?” author age uk influencing posted on august 27, 2018 august 24, 2018 categories social care tags deprivation of liberty safeguards , dols 1 comment on deprivation of liberty safeguards (dols) – a chance to fix a broken system? posts navigation page 1 page 2 … page 94 next page age uk > visit the main age uk website recent posts the importance of eating well in later life say no to ageism on international day of older persons social housing green paper – good news for older people? technology in care – the future is here, now! grasping the nettle: lessons for the social care green paper search the age uk blog search for: search twitter updates rt @ carequalitycomm : .@ ageuk estimate that 1.4 million older people do not have access to the care and support they need. in two years, the… 2 days ago we’re at the aea conference today sharing our #carecrisis campaign with our local age uk partners #whereispenny … twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago it has become 'potluck' whether older people receive the care they desperately need. 1.4 million people go without… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago follow @ageukcampaigns top posts waspi women march on parliament the importance of eating well in later life barriers to food shopping for older people attitudes to ageing making the work programme work for older jobseekers age international age uk ageukpublicaffairs alicewoudhuysen angela kitching age uk influencing carolineabrahams christopher brooks emily mccarron hannah pearce josé luis iparraguirre jamesgoodwin1407 janevass joeoldman judith escribano katherine hill learenoux lizzie feltoe lucy malenczuk mervynkohler rutheisden sally west stephen lowe susandavidson99 tom gentry blogroll 2020 public services trust aarp blog alertnet blogs baroness newlove's blog british red cross blog dfid blogs disasters emergency committee blog frontline first guardian: poverty matters helpage ilc-uk blog lse politics and policy blog malnutrition task force blog matthew taylor's blog ncvo blogs oxfam policy and advocacy blog taen – the age and employment network blog the king's fund blog the social work blog third sector blog touchstone blog campaigning care homes care in crisis communities and inclusion consumers dementia digital inclusion economy employment energy energy bill revolution equality and human rights general general election 2015 government health health and wellbeing home and care housing income internationa

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