The start of our age-friendly initiative was in year 2010 and we joined the WHO Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities in 2012. On 3rd March 2013 a Municipality…
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Canberra – an Age Friendly city now and into the future
In 1950, Canberra – Australia’s capital city – was home to fewer than 20,000 people.
According to the 2021 census…
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It is intended that the project Odivelas, Concelho Amigo das Pessoas Idosas represents a concerted effort to respond and take advantage of the ongoing demographic changes. This project is structured…
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Brooklin is one of the 9 Maine towns in the regional age-friendly initiative called Age-Friendly Coastal Communities (AFCC). AFCC is a collaboration among the 9 towns of the Blue Hill…
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Brighton & Hove joined the WHO Age Friendly Cities and Communities Network in 2013 in order to encourage active ageing and optimise opportunities for health, wellbeing and participation of older…
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In 2009, Barcelona City Council, at the proposal of the Elderly Advisory Council, began the Barcelona, age-friendly city project, an initiative that is part of the Age-friendly Cities programme promoted…
More DetailsAugusta Age Friendly Designation Celebration and press conference was held on March 27 at the Boathouse Community Center in Augusta. Neighborhood Walkability Surveys will take place following the press conference. This…
More DetailsTwo years ago the City of Auburn Hills began to take an active interest and commitment to becoming a community that is not only age friendly, but a community for…
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Nuestra ciudad se unió a la Red de Ciudades y Comunidades Amigables con las personas mayores en el año 2013, actualmente se está trabajando en la realización de un nuevo…
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In April 2012 the Municipality of Alfândega da Fé joined the WHO Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities. The purpose of this membership is fighting the social and personal…
More DetailsThe Age-Friendly Bowling Green initiative seeks to make Bowling Green, KY a better place to grow old by promoting an “age-in-everything” lens across all aspects of city life. This hands-on…
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Established in 2008, the Pan-Canadian Age-Friendly Communities Reference Group has played a lead role in the development and promotion of the age-friendly communities (AFC) model in Canada.
Co-chaired by the Public Health…
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Created in 2012, the Francophone Network of Age-friendly cities (FNAFC) is an independent and general interest association, affiliated to the World Health Organisation (WHO) Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and…
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The coordinator of the program is the Anton Trstenjak Institute of Gerontology and Intergenerational Relations, which is the main research, development, counselling and end-user organization in this field…
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