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Now you see me ... now you don't: how are older citizens being included in regeneration?
— a report jointly commissioned by Age Concern England, the Beth Johnson Foundation, Better Government for Older People and Care & Repair England | | Author(s) | Moyra Riseborough, Chris Jenkins |
| Corporate Author | Regions for All Ages Programme, English Regions Network; Age Concern England - ACE; Beth Johnson Foundation; Better Government for Older People - BGOP; Care & Repair England |
| Publisher | Age Concern England - ACE, London, 2004 |
| Pages | 56 pp (Age Concern Reports) |
| Source | Age Concern England, Astral House, 1268 London Road, London SW16 4ER. |
| Keywords | Urban renewal ; Development projects ; Neighbourhoods, communities etc ; Participation. |
| Annotation | This is a re-examination of how older people are faring in regeneration in 2003, following a report in 2000 called "Overlooked and excluded". It updates understanding on how older people benefit from and are involved in regeneration in their communities, and identifies policy and practice themes where progress has been made or challenges still remain. The report presents examples of projects and activities illustrating key themes, and concludes that older people have benefited from their inclusion in such work. The report makes recommendations to government, regional bodies, local strategic partnerships, and older people's organisations. (RH). |
| Accession Number | CPA-040629522 B |
| Classmark | RRJ: IGD: RH: TMB |
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| ...from the Ageinfo database published by Centre for Policy on Ageing. |
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