Presentation to: ‘A Time to Grow’ Conference November 2018.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Delivering Town Centre and wider NGA through use of a CCTV fibre optic network: the case of Colchester, Essex Jim Leask Senior Enterprise Officer Workshop.
Advertisements

Cultural Education in local areas with particular reference to County Laois Presented by Muireann Ni Chonaill, Arts Officer, Laois County Council Gdansk.
Irish Rural Link 19 th November Irish Rural Link – The Organisation Founded in 1991 Representing Community based organisations whose aim is to promote.
2020 Stronger Communities North Yorkshire & York Forum AGM 27 November 2014 Marie-Ann Jackson, Head of Stronger Communities 1.
Presentation to Aontas Community Education Network By Nora Fahy Roscommon Women’s Network Community Project 24 th March 2015.
AGEING IN CITIES AGEING IN CITIES CHRIS PHILLIPSON CENTRE FOR SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY KEELE UNIVERSITY.
Housing and the European World Health Organisation Healthy City Programme By Dave Leonard WHO Co-ordinator Sunderland.
Handsworth Wood Community Development Trust Presentation to Ward Conference 4 May 2013.
What is a Local Anti-Poverty Strategy? LAPS Capacity Building Seminars 2006.
M AKING A D EMENTIA F RIENDLY S URREY. A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH Funded by and A Dementia Friendly Surrey recognises and values the diversity among individuals.
Independence & Well-being of Older People Community Services Scrutiny Committee - 12 June 2007 Morag Cuthbertson Julie Cushion “Our own future selves”
1 SMALL TOWNS TASK GROUP Ian Lindley Director of Planning and Economic Development Scottish Borders Council Chair of Small Towns Task Group May 2007.
Cities and Counties Programme Making Ireland a great country to grow old in Conn Murray Limerick City and County Council.
KEITH WOOD COMMUNITY PLANNING MANAGER NEWARK AND SHERWOOD DISTRICT COUNCIL A Presentation to the 3 rd Annual AAP Conference – 6 November 2009 The Role.
Community-Led Local Development in Limerick City.
Dorset POPP 13 th October 2010 Early Intervention Promoting Health, Independence and Well-being SW Housing LIN Sue Warr Programme Manager.
WARRINGTON CULTURAL STRATEGY FRAMEWORK
Dennett Interchange Achievements, Challenges and the Road Ahead for an Ageing Population 9 th February 2012.
Draft Central Coast Positive Ageing Strategy Community Partnerships & Planning May 2014.
SURE START To Later Life. Ending inequalities For Older People “With a Little more help up stream the need for High Dependency support down stream can.
Our Opportunity Strategic positioning of Culture in Limerick
Alternative delivery models in public services
EUROCITIES Economic Development Forum
Birmingham’s Cultural Strategy
Partnership Working in Nottingham The Greater Nottingham Transport Partnership and the role of the Cycling Development Group.
The Freedom of Healthy Ageing
A Centre of Excellence for Ageing
Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry
Anthony Tohill Mid Ulster District Council
Dementia & Integration Integrated Care Council, 30th September 2016
National Service Framework (NSF) for Older People & Dignity in Care
Thematic platform 1 Competitiveness & Attractivness
Arts, Education and Learning Policy Arts and Culture Advisory Group
Healthy Towns and Place-Based Integration
ASCEL Conference 2016 Cultural Education Partnerships & Libraries
Sarah Fish, Senior Consultant, Atkins
Community Development
Pat Doherty & Aisling Costello March 2015
Cohesion Policy and Cities
COMMUNITY IMPACT HARINGEY
Age-friendly cities – key milestones
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME LEADER
Development of an Integrated Participatory Arts Programme
Towards an Age-Friendly GM
HPH Strategy Seminar Beijing, China 7 september 2013 Andrea Limbourg
A Centre of Excellence for Ageing
The Freedom of Healthy Ageing
The European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity Between Generations
Vision, Mission and Values for Mariposa County
Making a Dementia Friendly Surrey
Great Place Scheme.
Local transport update to ranch
All about people and places
Collaborating With Community
Wilson Wellbeing Services Enterprise Workshop 29 November 2018
Senior Friendly Community Plan
Family Centred Approaches
Background: the draft strategy
Limerick – Ireland’s Digital City
Understanding your Impact on Well-Being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 Contributing to and Reporting on the 7 Wellbeing Goals, Local Wellbeing.
The Ottawa Charter as an Effective Health Promotion Framework - Overview As you learn about the Ottawa Charter as an effective health promotion framework.
An Integrated Decision Making Process for Children with Complex Needs
Joanne Riach NHS Grampian, 7 June 2018
A Fairer Scotland for Older People is the result of a Scottish Government engagement process with older people across Scotland through the involvement.
Planning for an Increasing and Ageing Population
Woodstock Community and Infrastructure Delivery Plan
Public health reform A Scotland where everybody thrives.
Background: the draft strategy
Clare Lewis Deputy Chief Nursing Officer Community
Project 2040 Progress to Date
Presentation transcript:

Presentation to: ‘A Time to Grow’ Conference November 2018

Clare Age Friendly Programme WHY HAVE AN AGE FRIENDLY PROGRAMME? Life expectancy is rising faster in Ireland than anywhere in the European Union. By 2041, 25% of the population will be over 65 (12% now). The population over 80 will have increased by 400% in 2041. 1 in 3 Newborns will live to 100 years old.

Clare Age Friendly Programme Ageing is not only one of humanity’s greatest triumphs; It is also one of our greatest challenges.

Clare Age Friendly Programme GLOBAL EFFORT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE In 2007 the World Health Organisation established a Global Framework for Age Friendly Cities & Communities. In 2013 the Dept. Health developed the National Positive Ageing Strategy. Development of Age Friendly Communities incorporated into Clare Rural Development Strategy in 2017.

Clare Age Friendly Programme WHO RECOMMENDS A ‘DELIVERY FRAMEWORK’ INVOLVING MULTI-AGENCY APPROACH FOR IRELAND TO BECOME TRULY AGE-FRIENDLY ALL SECTORS OF SOCIETY, GOVERNMENT, SERVICE PROVIDERS, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, POLICE AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC MUST BE INVOLVED. WE ALL HAVE OUR PART TO PLAY.

Clare Age Friendly Programme AGE FRIENDLY ALLIANCE BOARD Senior decision makers from public and not-for-profit organisations: Shared Vision: To make Clare a great County in which to grow old.

Clare Age Friendly Programme First Age Friendly Strategy 2013 – 2016 ‘Text Alert’ scheme ‘Clare Bus’ Service Reminiscence Therapy ‘Go For Life’ Programme

Clare Age Friendly Programme Clare Census Data 2016

Clare Age Friendly Programme Clare Census Data 2016

Clare Age Friendly Programme The Age Friendly Alliance works closely with the Clare Older People’s Council The Role of the Older People’s Council: To represent the voice of older people in Clare at local & national level Prioritise key areas for implementation Monitor the objectives of the Clare Age Friendly Strategy

Clare Age Friendly Programme Launch of new Clare Age Friendly Strategy for the next 5 years Held at the Woodstock Hotel - 25th September

Clare Age Friendly Programme New Age Friendly Strategy 2018 – 2022 Five suggested ‘High-level Initiatives’ to develop a strong & vibrant Age Friendly County: Develop Age Friendly Towns (Ennis) Supporting Age Friendly Rural living Advancing Health & Wellbeing initiatives Increasing opportunities for a Life-long Learning Programme Developing Shannon as an Age Friendly Airport

Clare Age Friendly Programme Age Friendly Town – Ennis Seating, Surfacing – Access & Mobility Designated Parking for Older People Age Friendly Businesses (Retail & Professional services) Age Friendly Parks e.g. Bowls, gym equipment, walks Befriending service Urban Community Policing

Clare Age Friendly Programme Age Friendly Rural Living Transport – Local Link Clare Bus Neighbourhood Watch / Text Alert Schemes – further development Maintain befriending services Intergenerational Projects – TY students Civic Engagement road-shows Social Network – Cultural Companions Recognition of Community Volunteering

Clare Age Friendly Programme Health & Wellbeing Healthy Ireland Programme – funding through grants Expansion of ‘Go For Life’ Programme ‘Directory of Services’ for widespread distribution Community Arts & Libraries activities Maintain Home Support Services

Clare Age Friendly Programme Life-long Learning Programme Expand Business Mentoring Programme Community based training courses in libraries and LCETB centres Increased opportunities through flexible learning initiatives

Clare Age Friendly Programme Age Friendly Airport Accessibility Audit completed Seating, signage, PRM service Age Friendly Parking Age Friendly shopping Exploit Tourism Connections Collaborative approach to deliver

Clare Age Friendly Programme Thank you Questions?