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Ageing Well – Defining and Delivering Assisted Digital Services Tom Wright CBE Chief Executive Age UK

Tom Wright - ND2012 Day 2, Plenary 2: Ageing Well - Defining and Delivering Assisted Digital Strategies

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Page 1: Tom Wright - ND2012 Day 2, Plenary 2: Ageing Well - Defining and Delivering Assisted Digital Strategies

Ageing Well – Defining and Delivering

Assisted Digital Services

Tom Wright CBE

Chief Executive

Age UK

Page 2: Tom Wright - ND2012 Day 2, Plenary 2: Ageing Well - Defining and Delivering Assisted Digital Strategies

How will we ensure older people are

not left behind by digital channels

placed out of their reach?

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Information

Face to face learning

Campaigns

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Mobility barriers eased:

• online shopping, communication, travel-booking, banking, bill-payment

Wellbeing:

• closer, more regular contact with friends and family

• decreased feelings of isolation and loneliness

Independence:

• better able to keep up with hobbies, interests and local volunteering

opportunities

• lifelong learning opportunities

• more choice and control of healthcare options and personal care budgets

Digitally capable older people

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Many organisations have a keen interest in Digital Inclusion

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Digital TV Switchover

£1.5 billion

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Assisted Digital

“strategies to ensure no one is left behind by moves to digital by default government services”

(GDS)