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Changing Ageing Partnership (CAP)
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| Project Description The goal of CAP is to empower older people to transform how they are viewed by sections within our society. To realise this, the programme will develop a holistic agenda that recognises the multiple realities of older people's lives alongside issues traditionally associated with older people such as health and social care, economic independence and community safety. CAP's vision will be delivered through four integrated programme strands, each led by a partner organisation: -Research and policy evidence that will support the work of age sector organisations and inform politicians, government and the wider policy family (QUB). -Leadership and advocacy training to build skills among older people and groups (WEA). -Capacity building, co-ordination and communication with older people and age sector organisations (Help the Aged). -Equality policy development with older people and public bodies (Age Concern). |
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Supporting Partners: -Age Concern Northern Ireland -Help the Aged in Northern Ireland -Workers' Educational Association -Institute of Governance, QUB Hosting School / Unit: Institute of Governance, School of Law Target Audience: Policy makers and the public Start Date - End Date: December 2005 - December 2010 Contact Information: Name: Una Lynch Address: Institute of Governance Telephone: 028 90973650 Email: u.lynch@qub.ac.uk External contact: Address: The Atlantic Philanthropies (NI) Limited, 2nd Floor, Imperial House, 4-10 Donegall Square East, Belfast, BT1 5HD, Telephone: 028 9023-2500 Email: k.logue@atlanticphilanthropies.org
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