Resource Library

This toolkit, as part of the Serious Game Project funded by the Department of Health and Social Care, is designed to support local areas, strategically and methodically, in thinking about and creating their plans for housing for older adults.

Funded by the European Commission over three years, the URBANAGE project aimed to improve the quality of life and wellbeing of older people living in urban areas. This was achieved by creating and promoting age-friendly solutions and a set of tools with the goal of creating more inclusive, more resilient, age-friendly cities.

An accessible practitioners’ toolkit for care providers and professionals.

Published by Research in Practice, these open access evidence and tools aim to support families with overlapping social care and housing needs.

The Department of Health and Social Care released Guidance for care providers and local authorities on What Good Looks Like (WGLL) for digital working in adult social care.

This report by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics sets out an ethical framework and recommendations for research and innovation related to ageing.

The guide, published by the World Health Organisation, includes suggestions for meaningful engagement of older people in creating age-friendly environments, detailed examples of existing national AFCC programmes, and practical steps for creating or strengthening such a programme.

This guide, produced by the TEC Action Alliance, shares why co-production must be integral to health and care, always the starting point, always defined by the individual who will receive the support to live a good life.

NHS England has published a new guide to support people experiencing homelessness and rough sleeping. A Pathway, checklist and toolkit have been co-developed to help emergency departments to support patients and make service improvements.

The Living with Dementia Toolkit is for people with dementia and their carers. This set of resources is based on research, and the expert experiences of people with dementia and their carers.