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Creative and cultural activities and wellbeing in later life | Author(s) | Libby Archer, Susan Davidson, Jose Iparraguirre |
Corporate Author | Policy and Research Department, Age UK; Age UK Oxfordshire |
Publisher | Age UK, London, April 2018 |
Pages | 16 pp |
Source | https://www.ageuk.org.uk/creativewellbeing |
Keywords | Cultural activities ; Participation ; Well being ; Case studies. |
Annotation | Through its well-being research, Age UK has attempted to find out what makes later life worth living. This report explores the impact of participation in creative and cultural activities; the factors linked to participation; and the relationship with well-being. The activities considered are literature, visual and performing arts, music, crafts, dance and visiting historic places. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-180518004 P |
Classmark | H4: TMB: D:F:5HH: 69P * |
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