We live longer in the Nordic region, which challenges us to tap into the potentials of an aging population.
Combatting ageism and including the voices and resources of older adults in community planning are crucial in building sustainable and age-friendly societies for all.
Aging entails changes in intrinsic capacities. Preventive measures, physical and social activity, and good eating habits are key in promoting functional health in older adults.
Assistive devices, technology and adequate care can support a good life also in the late part of life. Welfare technology can help older adults live a safer life and be more active and independent.
The Nordic Welfare Centre works to develop sustainable, age-friendly cities and communities in the Nordic region and promote active and healthy ageing for older adults.