

Living Better Longer through the 3Rs: Recovery, Rejuvenation, Reimagining Reducing the need for Social Care
National Thought Leadership Event
Wednesday 26th January 2022
The first national Live Longer Better of 2022 the event included:
▪ Achieving a Longevity Dividend (Professor Andrew Scott, London Business School)
▪ Celebrating Longevity rather than Fearing Ageing (Sir Muir Gray)
▪ The impact of COVID-19 on older people's physical and mental health: third wave research findings (Dr Lis Boulton, Age UK)
▪ Reconditioning and the Adult Social Care White Paper (Oliver Rashbrook-Cooper, Office for Health Improvement and Disparities)
▪ The Benefits Outweigh the Risk! (Ruth Bell, Sport England)
▪ How can we help people with multiple long-term conditions to Live Longer Better? (Michelle Roberts, Richmond Group of Charities)
▪ Supporting longevity: arts and culture in health and wellbeing (Victoria Hume, Culture Health and Wellbeing Alliance)
Reducing the need for Health and Social Care - How Live Longer Better can do it!
National Thought Leadership Event
Wednesday 6th October 2021
▪ Make Your Move': a new series of physical activity videos from the charities behind 'We Are Undefeatable' (Gail Curry, the Richmond Group of Charities)
▪ Ageing well and living longer better: reducing the need for social care (Sir Muir Gray)
▪ Wider Impacts of COVID-19 on Physical Activity, Deconditioning and Falls In Older Adults (Elaine Rashbrook & Faizan Mahmood, Office for Health Improvement and Disparities)
▪ Keep on Moving: Inactivity approaching later life (Amy McSweeney, Centre for Ageing Better)
▪ It's never too late to get active! (Jade Amis and Chantelle Olaiya, Hertfordshire Independent Living Service)
▪ Searching synergies; bridging the gap between local Active Partnership and Age UK (Lorea Sarobe and Tom Howard, Active Hereford and Worcestershire)
Live Longer Better - 'The Great Escape'
National Thought Leadership Event
Wednesday 7th July 2021
▪ Sir Muir Gray - Live Longer Better: The Great escape
▪ An update from Age UK on their latest research which highlights 'The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on older people: one year on'
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The Chartered Society of Physiotherpy shared insight around effective strength messaging for inactive and fairly active people living with long-term conditions from CSP
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How the EFL Trust is promoting connections and building a social community of people in their retirement years.
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Enhancing physical, mental and emotional wellbeing in older people through the Oomph programme
Liberation after Vaccination
National Thought Leadership Event
Wednesday 24th March 2021
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End of the Beginning (Sir Muir Gray)
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Understanding physical inactivity in people approaching later life (Amy Sweeney -
▪ Centre for Ageing Better)
▪ Uniting the Movement (Andy Maud - Sport England)
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What do you expect at your age? (Prof Peter Gore)
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Extra Time (Baroness Camilla Cavendish)
Live Longer Better - Covid-19 Resilience & Recovery
National Thought Leadership Event
Wednesday 24th February 2021
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The Live Longer Better Revolution (Sir Muir Gray)
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We Are Undefeatable - How insight shaped the campaign (Gail Curry)
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Social Prescribing - What Matters? (Tracey Lines)
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primetime (Ann Wilbourne - mytimeactive)
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Connecting Actively to Nature - Overview and case study (Tom Mack - Active Devon)
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Still On The Go (Nicky Galwey-Woolston - Cotman Housing, & Rachel Cooke - Active Norfolk)
Live Longer Better - Viva la Revolution!
National Thought Leadership Event
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The State of Ageing 2020: how people are ageing in the UK and our prospects if action is not taken (Jess Kuehne - Centre for Ageing Better)
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The impact of Covid-19 and its impact on physical and mental health and the importance of physical activity (Jenny Lippiatt - Age UK)
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Benefits of a Network and partnership working: The Ageing Hub, Greater Manchester (Nicola Waterworth & Beth Mitchell)
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Active Medicine: helping people to stay active: training front line workers and volunteers (Casely Dunlop)
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Age UK Milton Keynes: befriending and walking scheme (Caroline Odjidja (Age UK Milton Keynes)