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We work with a number of partners, some of these are listed below.
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International Council on Active Ageing (ICAA) is the world's largest association dedicated to changing the way we age by uniting professionals in the retirement, assisted living, recreation, fitness, rehabilitation and wellness fields.
www.icaa.cc
The Active Aging Community Center (AACC) is a new online community which has been developed to help professionals advance their study of active ageing and enhance the delivery of services to older adults. The AACC is sponsored by Human Kinetics in cooperation with ICAPA (International Coalition for Aging and Physical Activity)
www.humankinetics.com/aacc
BLF Active is a scheme set up by the British Lung Foundation (the only UK charity working for everyone affected by lung disease) with funding from Air Products. Its purpose is to train fitness instructors to deliver exercise classes specifically for people with chronic lung disease with the aim of improving the participants' quality of life.
www.lunguk.org
The University of Bath School for Health carries out research and teaching in health, medicine, exercise and sport, making significant contributions to national and international health agendas and government initiatives.
www.bath.ac.uk/health/
Relationship Care Community is a not-for-profit quality improvement training consultancy set up by Rosemary Hurtley and Julia Pitkin. Their quest is to improve the lives of older people in residential care homes, generating public confidence, with improved staff motivation and business efficiency gains.
www.rcca.org.uk
International Council on Active Ageing (ICAA) is the world's largest association dedicated to changing the way we age by uniting professionals in the retirement, assisted living, recreation, fitness, rehabilitation and wellness fields.
www.icaa.cc
The Active Aging Community Center (AACC) is a new online community which has been developed to help professionals advance their study of active ageing and enhance the delivery of services to older adults. The AACC is sponsored by Human Kinetics in cooperation with ICAPA (International Coalition for Aging and Physical Activity)
www.humankinetics.com/aacc
BLF Active is a scheme set up by the British Lung Foundation (the only UK charity working for everyone affected by lung disease) with funding from Air Products. Its purpose is to train fitness instructors to deliver exercise classes specifically for people with chronic lung disease with the aim of improving the participants' quality of life.
www.lunguk.org
The University of Bath School for Health carries out research and teaching in health, medicine, exercise and sport, making significant contributions to national and international health agendas and government initiatives.
www.bath.ac.uk/health/
Relationship Care Community is a not-for-profit quality improvement training consultancy set up by Rosemary Hurtley and Julia Pitkin. Their quest is to improve the lives of older people in residential care homes, generating public confidence, with improved staff motivation and business efficiency gains.
www.rcca.org.uk
Our Partners