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Latest newsUniversity of Manchester Geographer Dr Sarah Lindley is leading a new research looking at the impact of green public spaces on the health and wellbeing of an ageing population.
Accessible via mobile phone or tablet, it is one of the innovations developed and tested by new research that set out to produce practical, low-cost mobility aids encouraging older people to get out and about and to s
Professor Chris Phillipson has published a report outlining a strategy to help Greater Manchester become the first ‘age-friendly region’ in the United Kingdom.
What makes for fulfilling work in later life?
What factors affect our experiences of our intimate relationships as we grow older? This report by Dr.
This report from GMCA & New Economy makes the case for changing the way we think about ageing
Following a fully booked launch event on 24th January 2017 (Growing Older in my Greater Manch
Ambition for Ageing launches the design process for their £2.5million 'Scaled Programmes' with an exciting engagement event on 24th January 2017.
As we live longer, many of us will need support in our old age.
We will be launching a £3 million programme of work to make Greater Manchester’s neighbourhoods more age-friendly and need your help!
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