Learning & Resources around older people, social isolation and loneliness

The State of Ageing in 2019

Office for National Statistics: National Measurement of Loneliness 2018

Birmingham-specific

Aston University’s Research on Older Adults in Birmingham

Age Friendly Tyburn Built Environment - Stage 1 Evaluation Report

Evaluation of Ageing Better in Birmingham Year 2 (2018)

Evaluation of Community Organisers 2018 (Tyburn)

Evaluation of Age Friendly Tyburn

Top tips for successfully setting up a local group

Together We Can! Community-building project within Firs & Bromford (Evaluation)

Full version of Birmingham Community Cohesion Strategy Paper 2018

Age-Friendly Communities

How to become an Age-friendly Community in the UK

What makes an Age-Friendly Neighbourhood? Learning from Manchester

Developing age-friendly neighbourhoods

Building Age-Friendly Neighbourhoods in Greater Manchester –Briefing

Building Age-Friendly Neighbourhoods in Greater Manchester -Full Report

Working inclusively to make communities Age-Friendly

Helping older people use the internet

Learning from Ageing Better programmes across the country

National Evaluation - Learning from the short questionnaire

Learning from all 14 Ageing Better programmes

Community Connector schemes - Big Lottery Fund learning report

Groups at Risk of Marginalisation - Big Lottery Fund learning report

The Role of Food in Building Connections and Relationships

How can housing reduce social isolation & loneliness? (East Lindsey)

The role of Transport (Learning from Middlesborough)

Connecting with Culture: BAME community and loneliness and isolation (Leeds)

How VCSE organisations can support staff who are older carers

Social Prescribing / Link Workers – learning from Ageing Better

The importance of shared spaces (Manchester)

Older men’s experiences of loneliness and social isolation in later life (Policy Bristol)

Older Men at the Margins: Loneliness and isolation in older men (AgeUK)

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