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Being confidentFor some of us, getting older can mean that our confidence takes a bit of a knock. Perhaps we've retired from work and are missing it. Perhaps our health is not what it was. Maybe we're just feeling a little bit invisible. In Age & Opportunity, we believe that participation is a key part to regaining that confidence. Sometimes, however, that lack of confidence is what stands in the way of participation. That is where our Ageing with Confidence programme comes in. Ageing with Confidence was established in 2001 as a community education programme. The programme was developed through a partnership between Northside Counselling Service (NCS), the HSE, Community Care Area 8 and Age & Opportunity. |
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Age & Opportunity and the Irish Sports Council announce that €350,000 has been allocated under the tenth National Grant Scheme for Sport and Physical Activity for Older People.
The dust is settled and the numbers crunched. Bealtaine 2010 was our biggest festival ever! We estimate over 101,000 people took part this year.
Áine Brady TD, Minister of State with responsibility for Older People, acknowledges the role and contribution of older people to society.
The Southside Partnership have run a number of Ageing with Confidence programmes.Age & Opportunity
Marino Institute of Education, Griffith Avenue, Dublin 9, Ireland
Telephone: +353 (0)1 805 7709 Email info@ageandopportunity.ie