Resource Library

The convergence of Modern Methods of Construction, potentially game-changing assistive technologies and big data analytics constitutes a golden opportunity to rethink the outlook for ageing populations, especially in terms of housing.

Funded by the EPSRC, the guidance and resources on this website reflect 15 years of inclusive design research. It includes a number of sections that explain what is inclusive design?, why do inclusive design? and a selection of other useful tools/explanatory notes.

This ESRC funded research project written by the University of York examined the work of architects who design and develop buildings for health and social care, focusing on the design of buildings for dementia and later life care.

A briefing from the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology about the use of robotic technology in social care.

Having a sensory impairment can cause difficulties in your daily life but there are many products that can make your life easier and help you to live independently.

This report from United for All Ages shows how greater interaction between older and young people can help tackle crises facing children and young people and counter ageism in divided Britain.

This plan from NHS England maps the direction for the next 10 years of the NHS.

The Scottish Government's strategy for tackling social isolation and loneliness and building stronger social connections

Government advice to adult social care providers in the event of No Deal Brexit.