Positive Ageing: is Government’s ageing strategy fit for purpose?
Publisher:
Age Concern and Help the Aged NIDate published:
18 September, 2009Region:
Northern Ireland Publication type:
policyPublication link:
Positive Ageing: is Government’s ageing strategy fit for purpose?Featured item on home page:
no
Age Concern Help the Aged NI is pleased to submit this report to the Office of the First and Deputy First Minister (OFMdFM) on the occasion of a review of Ageing in an Inclusive Society. Previously, as the legacy charities Age Concern Northern Ireland and Help the Aged in Northern Ireland,we participated in the development of Ageing in an Inclusive Society prior to its launch in March 2005 and at that time expressed concerns about the final version of the strategy and the absence of targets for the actions and objectives within it.
Similar entries
- Government’s ageing strategy is not fit for purpose
- Ageing in an Inclusive Society - Promoting the Social Inclusion of Older People
- Age Sector Platform (ASP) Response to the Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister - Review of the Civic Forum
- CARDI outlines Key Components for the National Positive Ageing Strategy in its submission to the Office for Older People, DOHC
- HandyVan scheme rolled out across Northern Ireland
- Politicians ‘aren’t doing enough for elderly in poverty’
- ARK Research Update - All our futures: attitudes to age
- NI Assembly approves appointment of Commissioner for Older People
- Increase in the numbers of older people should be seen as an opportunity for Irish society, says Minister Brady
- Minister for Older People in face-to-face meeting with older people and service providers in the Northwest
