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Older people from black and ethnic minority groups - local government strategies
 — survey findings from 128 UK local government bodies
Author(s)Jill Manthorpe
Corporate AuthorBetter Government for Older People (BGOP); Social Care Workforce Research Unit, King's College London
PublisherBetter Government for Older People - BGOP, London, 2004
Pages14 pp (BGOP research series: no 2)
SourceBetter Government for Older People, 207-221 Pentonville Road, London N1 9UZ. www.bgop.org.uk Email: information@bgop.org.uk
KeywordsEthnic groups ; Local Authority ; Policy ; Projects ; Social surveys.
AnnotationWherever an older person from a black and minority ethnic (BME) background lives, his or her life as a citizen is affected in many ways by the local council. This study focuses on this relationship, but based only on councils' perceptions and self-reports in 128 (out of 433) completed questionnaires. The extent to which local authorities identify with BME older people and provide services according to other priorities is examined. The perspectives of geographically and demographically different local authorities (e.g. London, Wales, English district councils) are highlighted. A summary of the survey findings is also available. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-040329302 B
ClassmarkTK: PE: QAD: 3E: 3F

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