All Party Parliamentary Group on Housing and Care for Older People: Living Well At Home Inquiry
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Año: 2011
Páginas: 32
With the significant growth in ‘baby boomers’ in the UK over the next 30 years, the APPG recommends a fresh approach to Government thinking so that, in future, older people are at the heart of their communities through ‘age-friendly’ planning, design and housing strategies that promote “living well at home”. It provided evidence that building new attractive apartments will not only provide a lifestyle choice for older people but also ensure that it can be adapted at a later date to accommodate a change in circumstance, thereby enabling someone to stay put due to frailty, illness or disability
Índice
– Chair’s Foreword
– Summary of recommendations
1. Introduction
2. Transforming housing for an ageing society
3. Building and planning for ‘age-friendly’ communities
4. Improving access to advice and information
5. Raising the equity stakes
6. Adapting for an ageing society in practice
7. Enabling choice and control in care and support
8. Housing Care; connecting with health and social care
9. Conclusion
– References
– Appendix One