Resources
Reports, toolkits and case studies.
This archive brings together over seven years of learning from our Time To Shine programme, and from the other Ageing Better programmes across England.
Whether you work with older people, commission services, plan projects or do research, we hope you find it helpful.
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BOSS resources for teaching and learning
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Case studies
Our case studies provide examples of what works and what doesn't, to help you design better services.
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Posters
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Presentation
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Reports & briefings
Our reports explore a wide range of topics and make recommendations to help you improve what you do.
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Toolkits
Toolkits are practical guides designed to help you when you're planning a new service or activity.
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Trending Elders survey report
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Videos, podcasts and photos
A mix of digital media resources
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Co-production
Authentic and genuine co-production results in effective and successful projects and activities.
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Covid-19 crisis
Identifying the challenges of the crisis, and capturing the opportunities for learning.
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Cross-sector collaboration
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Digital technology
Many organisations used digital technology to help older people stay connected, active, and engaged.
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Flexible projects
One size doesn’t fit all. Projects need to be flexible in their design and approach.
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Food Security
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Friendship
Successful projects encouraged and fostered true friendship outside of the initial activity.
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Person-centred
Recognises that everyone has something to offer and understands that seldom heard groups may need additional support.
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Strong and equal partnerships
Strong and equal partnerships create great outcomes for all.
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Trusted relationships
Projects which successfully achieved their outcomes developed trusting relationships between staff, volunteers and participants.
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