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Older People Partnership

The Older People’s Partnership presented its annual report to the Board in December. Among the key issues the partnership identified for 2010/11 are:

- Improving understanding between the older and younger generations in Tameside building on the numerous schemes which already promote intergenerational understanding

- Improving the way that information is communicated to and accessed by older people building on the older people’s web page, having themed information days and developing a gap analysis of current information.

- Continued improvement to service and engagement with older people to help them feel safer in the community

- Ensuring the new housing strategy takes into account the needs of older people

- Developing innovative ways, including social prescribing, to help older people live fit and active lives

- Ensuring that older people have an adequate income and affordable warmth

- Improving pedestrian access in town centres.

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TSP Homepage Newsline Index Issue 29 (May 10) Stories Featured in this Issue Tameside praised for recession-busting ideas Kill the Chill and AWARM Tackling Fuel Poverty Community wins award Building Community Cohesion Boost for Apprentices Regional Forum for Older People Tameside Gets Active Extra help with electricity bills on the way! Teens can Check Out Health Crime Figures Fall Housing Partnership in Award Nomination Included, Inspired, Involve £35k up for grabs! Annual Conference date set European Funds in Tameside Help Tomorrow Take Shape Information at your fingertips! Promoting Positive Mental Wellbeing SPAA’s on top!		If you would like to contribute to future editions or have any comments on this edition contact David Berry on 0161 342 3149 or Email David Berry
	Key issues for Older People’s Partnership Post a reply 1 post • Page 1 of 1 Older People Partnership The Older People’s Partnership presented its annual report to the Board in December. Among the key issues the partnership identified for 2010/11 are: - Improving understanding between the older and younger generations in Tameside building on the numerous schemes which already promote intergenerational understanding - Improving the way that information is communicated to and accessed by older people building on the older people’s web page, having themed information days and developing a gap analysis of current information. - Continued improvement to service and engagement with older people to help them feel safer in the community - Ensuring the new housing strategy takes into account the needs of older people - Developing innovative ways, including social prescribing, to help older people live fit and active lives - Ensuring that older people have an adequate income and affordable warmth - Improving pedestrian access in town centres. Previous Page \| Next Page Add a comment. 1 post • Page 1 of 1