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Positive Ageing Week is an opportunity every year to emphasise the positive aspects of aging and celebrate the invaluable contributions of older individuals in our communities. The theme of Positive Ageing Week 2023 is Challenging Ageism- Reframing How We Think, Feel and Act towards aging and older persons.

There are simple changes we can make right now, to ensure that we live longer, happier, and healthier lives. Because of COPE Galway’s work with older people towards enjoying healthy, independent, ageing at home, the charity has invited Professor Rose Anne Kenny to Galway. A leading researcher in the field, Professor Kenny will share her knowledge on how to ‘age proof’ our lives.

There are simple changes we can make right now, to ensure that we live longer, happier, and healthier lives. Because of COPE Galway’s work with older people towards enjoying healthy, independent, ageing at home, the charity has invited Professor Rose Anne Kenny to Galway. A leading researcher in the field, Professor Kenny will share her knowledge on how to ‘age proof’ our lives.

There are simple changes we can make right now, to ensure that we live longer, happier, and healthier lives. Because of COPE Galway’s work with older people towards enjoying healthy, independent, ageing at home, the charity has invited Professor Rose Anne Kenny to Galway. A leading researcher in the field, Professor Kenny will share her knowledge on how to ‘age proof’ our lives.

There are simple changes we can make right now, to ensure that we live longer, happier, and healthier lives. Because of COPE Galway’s work with older people towards enjoying healthy, independent, ageing at home, the charity has invited Professor Rose Anne Kenny to Galway. A leading researcher in the field, Professor Kenny will share her knowledge on how to ‘age proof’ our lives.

There are simple changes we can make right now, to ensure that we live longer, happier, and healthier lives. Because of COPE Galway’s work with older people towards enjoying healthy, independent, ageing at home, the charity has invited Professor Rose Anne Kenny to Galway. A leading researcher in the field, Professor Kenny will share her knowledge on how to ‘age proof’ our lives.

Positive Ageing Week is all about shining a light on people in older age who are active, engaged, enthusiastic, healthy, and who are making a big difference in the lives of our families, neighbourhoods and communities. Speaking at the launch of COPE Galway’s annual report, Dr Mike Ryan of the WHO spoke passionately about “the wisdom, and the generosity, the value and the central role that older persons play in our society” and he advocated that older persons need to be seen more for the contribution they make.