Age Action Alliance Loneliness And Isolation Working Group Meeting 16 February 2016 Campaign to End Loneliness, 3 Rufus Street, London N1 6PE Attendees: Confirmed 1. Shelagh Marshall Future Years – 2. Kellie Payne Campaign to End Loneliness – 3. Russell Taylor - DWP 4. Jeremy Sharpe Link Visiting – 5. Kevin Halden - LGA 6. Roger Mackett - UCL 7. Margaret Clarke - SEEFA 8. Caroline Billington Community Christmas – 9. Peter Frakes East Midlands Later Life Forum – 10. Margaret Clarke South East Forum on Ageing – 11. Ravneet Virdi Cabinet Office – 12. Julia Slay Cabinet Office – 13. Porsha Nunes-Brown CSAN – 14. Karen Ferris Hampshire CC – Apologies 1. Viv Gee Future North West – 2. Janet Whitehouse U3A – 3. Duncan Tree Volunteering Matters – 4. Nicola Venus-Balgobin - Sense 5. Marjory Broughton - SEEFA 6. Claire Miller LinkAge Bristol – 7. Jon Eastwood Big Lottery Fund – 8. Steve Hampson Age UK – Introduction and new members: Shelagh Marshall All attendees around the table introduced themselves and the organisations they represent Update of actions from 1 December There is to be a Symposium to consider what social action can be developed to relieve the pressure on Health and Social care services. Shelagh Marshall to investigate how Age UK allocates its surplus of volunteers i.e. local signposting Future Years in partnership with Age UK has put in a bid to the MOD for work with Forces Veterans on loneliness. Shelagh Marshall to update when confirmation is received. Twitter #AAAChat – Russell Taylor Russell Taylor updated on progress and impact of #AAAChat. Storify report available on request. Next #AAAChat will take place on 9 March with Silver Line. Potential to work with members on Twitter Chats. Reminder that DWP will publish and promote blogs/case studies about members’ successes. Campaign to End Loneliness update – Kellie Payne and Miriam Christie
Age Action Alliance Loneliness And Isolation Working Group Meeting 16 February 2016 Campaign to End Loneliness, 3 Rufus Street, London N1 6PE Attendees: Confirmed 1. Shelagh Marshall – Future Years 2. Kellie Payne – Campaign to End Loneliness 3. Russell Taylor - DWP 4. Jeremy Sharpe – Link Visiting 5. Kevin Halden - LGA 6. Roger Mackett - UCL 7. Margaret Clarke - SEEFA 8. Caroline Billington – Community Christmas 9. Peter Frakes – East Midlands Later Life Forum 10. Margaret Clarke – South East Forum on Ageing 11. Ravneet Virdi – Cabinet Office 12. Julia Slay – Cabinet Office 13. Porsha Nunes-Brown – CSAN 14. Karen Ferris – Hampshire CC Apologies 1. Viv Gee – Future North West 2. Janet Whitehouse – U3A 3. Duncan Tree – Volunteering Matters 4. Nicola Venus-Balgobin - Sense 5. Marjory Broughton - SEEFA 6. Claire Miller – LinkAge Bristol 7. Jon Eastwood – Big Lottery Fund 8. Steve Hampson – Age UK Introduction and new members: Shelagh Marshall All attendees around the table introduced themselves and the organisations they represent Update of actions from 1 December There is to be a Symposium to consider what social action can be developed to relieve the pressure on Health and Social care services. Shelagh Marshall to investigate how Age UK allocates its surplus of volunteers i.e. local signposting Future Years in partnership with Age UK has put in a bid to the MOD for work with Forces Veterans on loneliness. Shelagh Marshall to update when confirmation is received. Twitter #AAAChat – Russell Taylor Russell Taylor updated on progress and impact of #AAAChat. Storify report available on request. Next #AAAChat will take place on 9 March with Silver Line. Potential to work with members on Twitter Chats. Reminder that DWP will publish and promote blogs/case studies about members’ successes. Campaign to End Loneliness update – Kellie Payne and Miriam Christie
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