https://canland.org/sqrb5rmqpt AEA during the Coronavirus Pandemic

We hope you are well and coping with life in these strange times. Despite the considerable personal restrictions, people in general are behaving in very kindly and positive ways.

The UK Government has recently announced another three-week extension to the lockdown. At our latest Executive Committee meeting on 24th April we discussed how this will impact on older people in particular. All the AEA committee members work from home on AEA affairs and many are supporting their local communities and offering practical help.

https://www.inewsindia.com/2022/08/12/ns97gedq For the wider older population our planned 2020 programme of events to actively engage in dialogue with a range of older adults at different stages of their lives has had to be put on hold. We had hoped in two face-to face national workshops to establish greater clarity about the kinds of learning in which people would be eager to participate. After the lockdown this may change. So we think this is a good time to have this wider discussion about learning in later life and will shortly be meeting virtually to find a way to gather this information in different ways. We welcome any suggestions you may have - please email sasha.anderson75@gmail.com

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Visit our Home page again in the weeks ahead to find out about future plans.

AEA Executive Committee
26th April 2020