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Read the points of view from those working for and volunteering with Age NI.

  • Brexit – delivering a better future for us all as we age?

    The UK Prime Minister, Teresa May, formally began the process of the UK leaving the European Union by triggering Article 50 of the Treaty of the European Union on 29 March 2017.

  • Dementia Care

    Sharon Fitzpatrick is manager of Age NI's specialist dementia service located in Twin Spires, Belfast which provides care to older people who wish to remain in their own home.

  • My Life My Way project

    Emma McLoughlin shares what the My Life My Way project is all about.

  • Over half a million hours of care

    Every year, Age NI provides over half a million hours of care to older people who need our help and support in Northern Ireland.

  • Age Discrimination

    For me, there has been a niggling sense of unfairness in realising that older people in GB and the rest of Ireland have already got this legal protection – restricted, qualified, largely untested protection maybe, but there.

  • Caring for those with Dementia

    Shelly Logue is the Care Manager at Meadowbank Residential Home, Age NI’s purpose built dementia unit.

  • Helping those with Dementia

    In my role as Dementia Programme Manager, I have responsibility for coordinating a music programme for people living with dementia.

  • Celebrating the (older) women in your life

    As we celebrate the achievements of women across the globe today, let’s take a moment to reflect on the women, including older women, who have shaped our lives, our culture and our communities, often doing so quietly, without fuss or acknowledgement.

  • The Full Story

    It has always been important for charities to be open, honest and accountable about activities.

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