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Age Friendly Siobhan Sweeney Health & Social Wellbeing Manager - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Age Friendly Siobhan Sweeney Health & Social Wellbeing Manager - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Age Friendly Siobhan Sweeney Health & Social Wellbeing Manager 10 th October 2019 Strategic Context Programme For Government Active Ageing Strategy Making Life Better Age Friendly Community Planning Demographic Shift In the 25 yrs from
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Demographic Shift
In the 25 yrs from 2014-2039
- 65+ will increase by 74.4% (498,500
people).
- 85+ will increase by 157.3% (52,200
people)
- It is projected by 2039 24.7% of the
population will be over 65years. NISRA
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PHA Role
- To proactively address the causes and
associated inequalities of preventable ill health and lack of well being.
- In partnership with Health and Social Care
sector, Local Communities, Local Councils, Education and housing bodies, PSNI etc
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PHA Approach
- Advance Health and Well being into older
age
- Reduce inequalities experienced by older
people
- Promote inclusion and involvement
- Improve the provision and quality of
services and care
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Age Friendly
Age Friendly Communities promote physical and social environments that support healthy and active ageing and a good quality of life for older people
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PHA Support For Age Friendly
- Provides leadership and support for the
development of Age Friendly
- Works at a strategic Level to consolidate
commitment
- Provides expertise and resources to embed Age
Friendly at a local level
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Historically led by DHC Limited resource Review recommendations need for civic leadership Additional resources Consultation and Strategy development
Story so far..
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Age Friendly Themes
Transportation Housing Outdoor Spaces and Buildings Community Support and health Services Communication and Information Civic Participation and employment Respect and Social Inclusion Social Participation
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Regional Age Friendly Network
First meeting November 2018 Focus so far - Governance RIAMS communication Sharing learning Launch 22nd November Belfast City Hall Engagement Event
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‘Individuals who are socially isolated are between 2-5 times more likely to die prematurely than those who have strong social ties’
(Marmot Review)
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