The Housing and Ageing programme brings together academics, policy makers, service users and organisations delivering policy objectives in practice to exchange knowledge and design best practice.
Working together with Housing LIN, the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) and Age Scotland, the programme events focus on linking the strategic policy priorities of Housing and Ageing together with practice and service user experience. The first of three working group events took place on 1 May 2018 in Stirling, demonstrating innovative approaches (including a serious game) and generating lively discussion; in the room and on social media. The latter can be found below.
Good morning, happy to be at the #housingandageing event @stirlingcourthotel with @vikki_mccall – looking forward to some serious game play shortly! pic.twitter.com/K1Pcn7jxkA
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
Excellent welcome @vikki_mccall showcasing innovative research to improve policy & practice #housingandageing @scotinsight @HousingLIN @sfha_hq @StirUni pic.twitter.com/kyVNYK5zJ2
— AlisonHamilton-Pryde (@AlisonHamiltonP) May 1, 2018
Looking forward to today’s Housing & Ageing : linking strategy to future delivery to future delivery for Scotland 2030 #housingandageing pic.twitter.com/2MFmtwEbi4
— Jill Pritchard (@jillpritchard5) May 1, 2018
Kicking off, @vikki_mccall starts the #housingandageing event pic.twitter.com/Uw4xIxyeb8
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
@vikki_mccall @HousingStirUni kicks off #HousingandAgeing #Scotland session on developing a strategic programme to improve UK policy & practice #Housing for #OlderPeople pic.twitter.com/GM5Te9hnNf
— Jeremy Porteus (@HousingLIN) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing Ageing in the right place is vital to keeping well, argues @vikki_mccall pic.twitter.com/n69w8ZpxXg
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
@vikki_mccall we will be using ‘serious game’ methodology to facilitate knowledge exchange about #housingandageing across policy makers, practitioners and service users pic.twitter.com/mOaOz5zvoE
— Jane Robertson (@JmrJane) May 1, 2018
At #housingandageing event today – looking forward to the ‘adventurous qualitative methodology’ and game to facilitate discussion pic.twitter.com/oeXwyQZ7lw
— K Ellsworth-Krebs (@Ellsworth_Krebs) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing @SixsmithJudith talks to us about Ageing in place a holistic persepctive pic.twitter.com/VL5luBeNj4
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
@SixsmithJudith sharing holistic perspectives for #ageinginplace #agefriendlycommunities #interdependency #housingandageing @scotinsight @sfha_hq @PlaceAge @WoolrychR @vikki_mccall @StirUni pic.twitter.com/dVDFdIzsr8
— AlisonHamilton-Pryde (@AlisonHamiltonP) May 1, 2018
Housing changes over time, as do people explains @SixsmithJudith #housingandageing pic.twitter.com/6ATcu6QfYI
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
Changing places and giving voice to the holistic approach to Housing @SixsmithJudith #housingandageing understanding the experiences of older people living in their communities pic.twitter.com/HBhO68TiES
— Vikki McCall (@vikki_mccall) May 1, 2018
We are hearing about @placeage project about ageing well from @SixsmithJudith – interesting research from an international perspective #housingandageing
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing pic.twitter.com/W0CCG0eFBX
— joanna morrison (@Seonag72) May 1, 2018
Need to break the notion of being 'too busy' for each other – we need to make time for our neighbours to cultivate a welcoming age friendly community argues @SixsmithJudith #housingandageing
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
Great presentation @SixsmithJudith on #agefriendlycommunities and key characteristics that enable people of all ages, #AgeWell, #StayWell & #LiveWell at today's #HousingandAgeing seminar at @HousingStirUni pic.twitter.com/n2rt1CWB97
— Jeremy Porteus (@HousingLIN) May 1, 2018
Fantastic look at developers motivations for housing for building housing for older people #HousingandAgeing @HousingStirUni – only one developer said they would live in the place they had just developed pic.twitter.com/7R7giQc28A
— Vikki McCall (@vikki_mccall) May 1, 2018
Frederike Ziegler discussing innovation in #housingandageing and need for change in rhetoric to move away from discourses of ‘neediness’ pic.twitter.com/MgD2IwXXmC
— Jane Robertson (@JmrJane) May 1, 2018
Jeremy Porteus from Housing LIN speaking @housingandageing . We need Housing LIN in Scotland Jeremy ! pic.twitter.com/ziCWpFmWDz
— Jill Pritchard (@jillpritchard5) May 1, 2018
Hot of the press @HousingLIN launched HAPPI4 yesterday #HousingandAgeing that looks at rural/urban and encouraging wider focus on Housing and promoting independence pic.twitter.com/ldGwW87B0c
— Vikki McCall (@vikki_mccall) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing interested to find out more about the shop@ modelling tool highlighted by Jeremy Portus @HousingLIN pic.twitter.com/gpJmJvcHkF
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
We are absolutely up for the challenge in Scotland for #housingandageing says @ZhanSFHA – we are change agents, community anchors and bring added value pic.twitter.com/b4HtR3KLn0
— Vikki McCall (@vikki_mccall) May 1, 2018
Choices for ageing home owners in Scotland are limited #housingandageing
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing Jim Wallman talks about the serious game to help gather evidence and data pic.twitter.com/6qrYhad6OF
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
Here we are. No idea what I am doing .As per usual #housingandageing pic.twitter.com/KCRRgFMknx
— Moira Bayne (@CEOHousingOps) May 1, 2018
Maximising well-being through #thehousing&ageinggame #housingandageing @scotinsight @StirUni @HeriotWattUni @jimwallman @vikki_mccall pic.twitter.com/OEdgCzyRQu
— AlisonHamilton-Pryde (@AlisonHamiltonP) May 1, 2018
Time to debrief and feed back from our experience of the #housingandageing game. pic.twitter.com/bIUek6eBM7
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing part of the process is realising it is a muddle, accepting that and then we can move on! 🤣
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
Zhan McIntyre sharing practitioner priorities #housingandageing @sfha_hq @ZhanMc @scotinsight pic.twitter.com/0iT7HIDvVb
— AlisonHamilton-Pryde (@AlisonHamiltonP) May 1, 2018
#housingandageing @vikki_mccall sums up from today and asks participants to note down their recommendations from today pic.twitter.com/jPMUdEPzJc
— Zhan McIntyre (@ZhanSFHA) May 1, 2018
Huge well done to @vikki_mccall for organising such an amazing day #HousingandAgeing .
— Moira Bayne (@CEOHousingOps) May 1, 2018
I agree Moira . Fabulous day yesterday. Very creative way of stimulating debate. Would love to use Hope Town game again with HSCP & Housing colleagues around the country! #housingandageing https://t.co/53zt4yuFRX
— Jill Pritchard (@jillpritchard5) May 2, 2018
Our sheltered housing tenants @EdinburghTenant are very excited to come to this @vikki_mccall @HousingStirUni Thanks a million for the invite! #housingandageing https://t.co/sBBXcOn8q8
— Edinburgh Tenants (@EdinburghTenant) May 2, 2018
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