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  1. RB_July11_Ageing_well_Improving_Later_Life_Book.pdf

    it. Di Newham 38 A step in the right direction. Richard Ferguson/Myra Nimmo 42 You are what you eat. Lisa Methven/Orla Kennedy 46 Sleep tight. Kevin Morgan 50 Think positive. Becca Levy 54 Last ... Government, he conducted a review of health inequalities, which published its report Fair Society, Healthy Lives in February 2010. He has now been invited by the Regional Director of WHO Euro to conduct

  2. Fid as a Fiddle West Cumbria evaluation report (PDF)

    encouraging healthy lifestyles and wellbeing. BIG's Wellbeing Programme comprises three main outcomes aimed at:  improving and developing levels of physical activity;  mental wellbeing; and  healthy eating ... alongside an increased focus on tackling mental health problems, as demonstrated in the Healthy Weight Healthy Lives1 cross governmental initiative and the New Horizons report , which sets out a vision

  3. Fit as a Fiddle Life and Soul evaluation report (PDF)

    Programme The Big Lottery Fund’s Wellbeing Programme is a £16.5 million grant programme encouraging healthy lifestyles and wellbeing. Funding under this programme is available for voluntary and community sector ... outcomes aimed at improving and developing:  levels of physical activity  mental wellbeing  healthy eating habits National Context Amid rising life expectancy, growing levels of obesity and an increased

  4. fit for the future project - Final Evaluation Report (July 2015).pdf

    ........................................................................... 43 6c. Impact on healthy eating: attitudes and behaviour ...................................................... 50 6d. Impact ... services relating to physical activity and social interaction. Eight ran services related to healthy eating, and seven offered one-to-one support services. 5  Due to the individualised, tailored nature

  5. Resource Print Out Page A5-V5 (2).pdf

    there’s a problem with your care, contact your local council or care provider. 4. Eating something is better than eating nothing – if you notice unintentional weight loss, it’s important to seek advice

  6. CRS_Oct15_Primary_Care_Public_Health_Inquiry.pdf

    lifecourse are essential to a good and healthy later life. Changing people’s perceptions of poor health as an inevitable part of ageing is key to inspiring healthy lifestyles and active ageing.  Older ... highlight the importance of investing upstream in interventions that help people to stay well and healthy. As the Richmond Group of Charities set out in What is preventing progress?, “effective prevention

  7. Update September 2017 (PDF)

    important to take an informed look at the facts and give people the right advice about maintaining healthy thinking skills as we age. We are funding a cutting-edge research project called The Disconnected ... great advice from leading experts, including studies which look at factors that may help maintain healthy thinking skills as we age, as well as those that may increase the risk of a decline. Not surprisingly

  8. Fit as a Fiddle social impact measurement report (PDF)

    of Fit as a Fiddle coincide with the outcomes of the Big Lottery Wellbeing Fund – championing healthy eating, physical activity and mental wellbeing for older people. The portfolio aims to broaden and increase ... undertake physical activities and improve their eating habits, contributing to an overall improvement in mental health. Fit as a Fiddle projects promote healthy ageing‚ based around the needs and ideas of

  9. fftf extension project-Final Evaluation Report (July 2015) docx.pdf

    West Cumbria showed a statistically significant change in life satisfaction and the likelihood of eating a cooked meal prepared from basic ingredients in the extension study, which was not observed in the ... original survey, but not the extension study.  For Newcastle, respondents showed a decline around healthy eating, yet a statistically significant increase in hard breathing activities in the extension (no significance

  10. Fit as a Fiddle eastern evaluation report (PDF)

    The project aimed to help and improve the health of Suffolk’s (and probably East Anglia’s) least healthy population: those people aged 45-74 living in the town centre and Stoke (Bridge) area of Ipswich ... ActivAge Centres, which provided a place for people to meet and socialise, as well as offering healthy lunches, a variety of exercise sessions, other activities/outings, advice and information, support

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