North East Forum on Ageing

Bill Quay Farm

Our Mission is to enhance our community, promote positive mental health, and give people of all different backgrounds the opportunity to connect with nature. The farm was first opened in 1986 as a partnership between the Bill Quay Community Farm Association and Gateshead Council. Together, they transformed this 27 acre site from dereliction into a […]

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Effectively Reducing Age Bias in Recruitment – Centre for Aging Better

The latest phase of GROW, delivered by the Behavioural Insights Team, engaged employers, recruiters and older people to design and test new approaches to reducing age bias in recruitment. This involved creating and critiquing the end-to-end recruitment journey, generating new ideas, turning them into tools and then prototyping them.   The three new tools that the

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New ‘Voices of My Past’ project explores a different way of supporting people living with dementia

‘Voices of My Past’ is a new project which will see staff at Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust (CNTW) putting research into practice, offering a different way of supporting people living with dementia who hear voices. CNTW provides a range of specialist mental health, learning disability and neurological care services across the

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A new emergency hotline has been launched for people to report and check financial scams as they happen.

A potential victim who dials 159 will be automatically connected to their bank’s fraud prevention service. Anyone who receives a call or message from somebody claiming to be from a trusted organisation and who suggests money should be transferred is being urged to hang up and call 159. The banking trade body, UK Finance, has

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