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Age Awareness GWT Conference 2016 Cheryl Ewing Network Development Officer

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Age Awareness GWT Conference 2016

Cheryl Ewing Network Development Officer

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StereotypesWe need to change how we do things to respond to the challenges of an ageing society.

Using an Intergenerational approach to break down the barriers between ages.

Accept, challenge and change the stereotype.

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Why younger & Older? Older and younger people are increasingly isolated

from each other

Both groups can be targets and victims of pre-judgements and stereotyping

Both groups are statistically more likely to be subject to inequality, disadvantage and misrepresentation (or under-representation)

It now has a developing evidence base for cost efficiency

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Areas of concern Younger and older people often say that people in

positions of power and responsibility do not really listen to them

What do you feel are the key concerns of older and younger people today?

Are they very different, or do they have concerns in common?

Can you identify three areas of common concern and suggest how these could be addressed by yourselves co-operating, the wider community and by local and central government?