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Homes, Health and Happiness Matters for All Ages National Conference and Awards Ceremony 2019 A day for discussion, networking and celebration Wednesday 20th March 2019 Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow Photograph courtesy of Netball Scotland
Age Scotland’s National Conference and Awards Ceremony 2019 Homes, Health A day for discussion, networking and celebration and Happiness Matters for All Ages Pennie Taylor is an award 2018 was a special year for Age winning freelance journalist and broadcaster who Scotland. We celebrated 75 years specialises in health and care issues. BBC Scotland’s first of national and local older people’s health correspondent, she has also worked for a number groups and organisations in Scotland. of newspapers including the William Bird MBE is a GP passionate about getting Melrose Stewart is a Chartered Physiotherapist, lecturer at Sunday Herald and Scotland It’s been fascinating and pleasure to people in later people active. He has spent the University of Birmingham on Sunday and regularly inspiring to learn about life. There will be a variety more than three decades and TEDx speaker. She was commentates for radio and Rose Gilroy is Professor of the activities, influence of information stalls to visit, advocating the benefits of one of three experts in the television. Pennie is a true Ageing, Planning and Policy physical activity and nature award winning Channel and achievements of our and time to meet and blether friend and champion of Age on health. He set up the first in the School of Architecture, 4 TV documentary ‘Old predecessor charities: with fellow Age Scotland Scotland, and is chairing the Planning and Landscape at Health Walk scheme in April Peoples Home for 4 Year the Scottish Old People’s member groups from across charity’s conference for the Newcastle University. Having 1996, then developed the Olds’ and speaks nationally fifth successive year. started her career working in Welfare Committee, Age the country. Green Gym and most recently and internationally on the social housing, Rose’s concern Concern Scotland and Help Beat the Street in 2013. topic of intergenerational The conference will culminate is to explore the environments Beat the Street is a physical practices. In 2017, Melrose the Aged, our many member in the presentation of the of ageing by strengthening activity intervention which has was the recipient of a organisations and the people older people’s involvement in 2019 Age Scotland Awards engaged 936,000 participants Distinguished Service Award involved in them. shaping place. Working with to recognise and celebrate to date with evidence of from the Chartered Society of the Newcastle Quality of Life sustained behaviour change. Physiotherapy for her services Looking back over the past the exceptional commitment Partnership and Elders Council These three schemes have in the area of equality and 75 years a number of themes and contribution individuals she has researched numerous helped get more than 2 million diversity. Melrose enjoys stand out as having been and organisations make to aspects of housing and people active across the UK sharing and discussing ways neighbourhood demonstrating important to older people and ensuring Scotland is a good and worldwide. William’s of getting people to become the research contribution of older people’s organisations place to grow old in. knowledge on tackling more active and engaged in Anita Manning is a Scottish older people and their ability throughout our history, and inactivity has seen him work regular physical activity and This is Age Scotland’s fifth antiques expert and much to be part of solutions, as well as an advisor to the World exercise. Maintaining first place which continue to matter to us national conference, and loved television presenter. She Health Organisation, The MET as supposed problems. In in her age group in her local today. These themes – Homes, established Great Western 2016 Rose launched a working we are back in Glasgow Office, Public Health England parkrun is one of her current Health and Happiness – are Auctions Ltd in Glasgow with group to develop new ideas in following positive feedback and Sport England. William has challenges. her daughter, Lala Manning, housing. This became a social the topics for discussion at our been Chief Executive Officer of from members attending last in 1989. In doing so, Anita Intelligent Health for 8 years. enterprise in 2018 and, subject 2019 National Conference. year’s event. The conference to planning permission, will be became one of Scotland’s first With the help of our guest is free and open to all Age female auctioneers. She is well building 53 new dwellings in known for her appearances as the centre of Newcastle. presenters and workshop Scotland members, and our an expert and presenter on the leaders we will examine the invited guests. BBC’s Bargain Hunt, Flog It! conference themes, discuss We look forward to and the Antiques Road Trip. the latest thinking and welcoming you to We are delighted that Anita research, hear about new and Conference 2019. will present the 2019 Age innovative practices, and try Scotland Awards. out activities that are bringing
Age Scotland’s National Conference and Awards Ceremony 2019 A day for discussion, networking and celebration Programme 9.30am Registration, Refreshments, Exhibitions and Chat WORKSHOP A - 10.30am Walking Netball – more than a game with Lee Wilson, Netball Scotland and Walking Netball Participants 10.30am Welcome and Opening Remarks Do you have fond memories of playing netball when you were younger? Have you Lord George Foulkes, Chair, Age Scotland always wanted to play but you were worried about the rules, or about not keeping up with the game? Walking Netball could very well be for you. It’s social, friendly 10.40am Homes, Health and Happiness and lots of fun. It’s more than just a game! Hear personal experiences from Walking Guest perspectives on our conference theme followed Netball participants about how it’s making a positive impact on their lives and have by discussion with our presenters fun trying out some practical activities. Introduced and chaired by Ms Pennie Taylor WORKSHOP B We can do a lot better than this! Housing through the lens of ageing Going beyond the research to build better housing With Dr Vikki McCall, University of Stirling and Mr Jim Eadie, Age Scotland Presentation by Professor Rose Gilroy, Department of Ageing, Age Scotland and the University of Stirling recently carried out research into the Planning and Policy, Newcastle University housing needs of older people. Vikki and Jim will discuss the issues identified by people and organisations who contributed to the research, and showcase examples of effective practice and innovation uncovered from around Scotland. Intelligent Health: building an active community Presentation by Dr William Bird, Founder and Chief Executive WORKSHOP C Intelligent Health, and the Beat the Street programme Yesterday Once More – A journey into the past through music and reminiscence Intergenerational bonding: Raising potential across the ages Presentation by Dr Melrose Stewart, Lecturer, School of Sport, With Mr Dave Marshall, radio and television presenter and founder of Yesterday Once More Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Birmingham Through 40 years as a prime time host on radio and television Dave Marshall has Responses, Questions, Discussion gained an encyclopaedic knowledge of music from the last six decades. When his mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease he visited her regularly in a local care home and was inspired to set up ‘Yesterday Once More’ providing friendly and 12.10pm Lunch, Exhibitions, Chat informal reminiscence to help us recall and appreciate those special moments from Screening of Age Scotland’s 75 years history film years gone by. In this workshop Dave will take us on an enjoyable walk down memory lane through music and chat. 1.15pm Workshops Choose from a selection of workshops, or browse WORKSHOP D the exhibition and chat to stall holders HenPower! Henergising older people’s lives With Jos Forester-Melville from Equal Arts and the Gateshead Hensioners 2.15pm Afternoon Refreshments Equal Arts is a leading creative ageing charity supporting older people and those living with dementia in the North East of England, and across the UK. Now in more 2.30pm Presentation of the 2019 Age Scotland Awards than 60 care homes, schools, and hospitals HenPower creatively hengages older by Ms Anita Manning people in arts activities and hen-keeping to promote health, happiness and wellbeing and reduce loneliness. In this workshop Jos and the Hensioners will discuss how 3.20pm Closing Remarks HenPower cultivates creativity in care settings at a time in life when many people are Mr Brian Sloan, Chief Executive, Age Scotland slowing down, and not stepping into wellies or making masterpieces. WORKSHOP E How do we get older people engaged in an active community? With William Bird and Craig McGarrie, Intelligent Health Physical Activity isn’t only important for our health and well-being, but is also essential for people connecting with each other and creating a sense of space. William and Craig will discuss how the Beat the Street programme in Scotland is encouraging communities to become inclusive, vibrant, secure and healthy.
Age Scotland’s National Conference and Awards Ceremony 2019 Homes, Health and Happiness Matters for All Ages Wednesday 20th March 2019, Glasgow Conference Venue Particular Requirements Conference Booking Form The conference will be held in the Radisson If you have any particular access or dietary Please book my place at the Age Scotland National Conference 2019: Blu Hotel, Argyle Street, Glasgow. The hotel is requirements please tell us about these in the located a few short steps away from Glasgow booking form so that we can put arrangements Central Railway Station. in place for you in advance of the conference. Name: Buchanan Bus Station and Glasgow Queen Street Railway Station are a 10-15 minute Travel and Accommodation Bursaries Name of Group/Organisation: walk away. As a charity we do not have the resources to Car parking is available nearby at NCP reimburse all members for their travel costs to Oswald Street, Glasgow. attend the conference but we do have a limited number of travel bursaries available for members Address: Conference Bookings who live some distance from Glasgow and who The conference is free and open to all Age require some support with their travel costs. We Scotland members, and invited guests. To book will consider requests for travel bursaries on a case your place please use the attached booking form. by case basis. The deadline for return of booking forms to Age Scotland is Monday 4th March 2019. We may also be able to provide a limited amount We will write to you soon after the closing date of overnight accommodation for members who Postcode: to confirm your place. because of the distances involved cannot travel to and from Glasgow on the same day. Please Telephone: We expect there to be a high demand for places. let us know on the booking form if you wish to be considered for a travel bursary and/or for Email: In order to offer places to as many Age Scotland members as possible we are limiting bookings assistance with overnight accommodation. to a maximum of 3 places per member group Workshops or organisation. Please use a separate booking You will be able to take part in one workshop at the conference. Spaces in the workshops are form for each person attending so we have all our limited so please tell us your first choice, second choice and third choice workshop preferences delegates’ contact details, and requirements. by indicating 1-3 in the box next to the workshops that you would like to attend. We will do our very best to allocate you a place in a workshop that you have selected. WORKSHOP A Walking Netball – more than a game with Lee Wilson, Netball Scotland and Walking Netball Participants For further information Please contact Age Scotland: WORKSHOP B Tel 0333 323 2400 Housing through the lens of ageing Email nationalconference2019@agescotland.org.uk With Vikki McCall, University of Stirling and Jim Eadie, Age Scotland Age Scotland Enterprises WORKSHOP C 0800 456 1137 (Edinburgh) A journey into the past through music and reminiscence 0800 500 3159 (Glasgow) With Dave Marshall, Yesterday Once More WORKSHOP D HenPower! Henergising older people’s lives With Jos Forester-Melville, Equal Arts and the Gateshead Hensioners WORKSHOP E Age Scotland, part of the Age Network, is an independent charity dedicated to improving the later lives of everyone on the ageing journey, How do we get older people engaged in an active community? within a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland. Registration Number: 153343 Charity Number: SC010100 With William Bird and Craig McGarrie, Intelligent Health Registered Office: Causewayside House, 160 Causewayside, Edinburgh EH9 1PR.
Age Scotland’s National Conference and Awards Ceremony 2019 Homes, Health and Happiness Matters for All Ages Wednesday 20th March 2019, Glasgow Conference Booking Form Dietary requirements Tell us if you have any particular dietary requirements (e.g. vegetarian, gluten free, wheat free food): Access Tell us if you have any particular access requirements: Travel Tell us if you would like to be considered for a travel bursary or assistance with overnight accommodation: Please return your completed booking form to Age Scotland by Monday 4th March 2019. Age Scotland Causewayside House 160 Causewayside Edinburgh EH9 1PR Email: nationalconference2019@agescotland.org.uk Age Scotland, part of the Age Network, is an independent charity dedicated to improving the later lives of everyone on the ageing journey, within a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland. Registration Number: 153343 Charity Number: SC010100 Registered Office: Causewayside House, 160 Causewayside, Edinburgh EH9 1PR.
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