Age Action Alliance is launched

Published: 4 Oct, 2011

Launched on the 30th September, the Age Action Alliance will work together to improve the lives of older people and help transform communities into a better place to grow older.

Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed the launch of the Age Action Alliance, commenting, ‘People are now living longer, more active lives and we must do more to reach out to older generations, not only to help the most vulnerable but also to better understand their needs and recognise the important role they play in society.

Think Local, Act Personal welcomes the launch of the Age Action Alliance and will seek to find ways of supporting their work.

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