Ageing Well

On 14 August, the two National Science Challenges hosted at the University of Otago – Ageing Well and Healthier Lives – collaborated for the final time in a Legacy event for the University of Otago community.

The Legacy Event featured different perspectives of the mahi of Ageing Well and Healthier Lives: from directors, to Chairs, and to the research teams themselves.

We were fortunate to have Katrina Bryant and her team from Taurite Tū to share their personal stories of how Taurite Tū has positively impacted their lives. Ngā mihi nui!

Celebrating a decade of mission-led, community-based research – Ageing Well National Science Challenge On 14 August, the two National Science Challenges hosted at the University of Otago – Ageing Well and Healthier Lives – collaborated for the final time in a Legacy event for the university community.

In case you didn't see it, here's some helpful information about what happens to Ageing Well now that the National Science Challenges have finished.

What happens to Ageing Well from July 2024? - Ageing Well National Science Challenge All 11 National Science Challenges are ending on June 30. So what does this mean for Ageing Well mahi? Social media, website? Here are some answers to the varied questions about our kaupapa.

At our recent symposium, we featured many different speakers from around the country, who identified the achievements of our organisation and facilitated further conversations about the shared priorities for our work.

Additionally, we planted many seeds for the future of ageing well in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Ngā mihi to our whānau and wider network who joined us for this successful event and to our speakers who shared their mahi with us.

Read more about the event at our website:
https://www.ageingwellchallenge.co.nz/ageing-well-symposium-far-exceeded-expectations/

Ageing Well Symposium “far exceeded expectations” - Ageing Well National Science Challenge The twin pillars of strong relationships and knowledge exchange inspired ‘The Ageing Well Journey: from vision to reality | Ka mua ka muri’.