Bringing together health, care, and housing with museums in Wales
Tue 15 March – 10:00am-3:30pm
National Museum Cardiff, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF10 3NP.
More and more museums are using their creative expertise and resources to develop work with older people. The Age Friendly Museums
Network and National Museum Wales invites professionals from the health, care and housing sectors to share their skills and expertise with museum professionals to create the best experience for older people.
We are currently offering 20 free places at an event to develop and share good practice, and to promote partnership working. Lunch and refreshments will be provided
Who is it for?
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Professionals involved in health, care, and housing interested
in exploring partnerships with your local museum, gallery or arts venue to help to find new ways to engage with older people.
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Professionals working in arts, culture and heritage interested
in working with older people.
What are the aims of the day?
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To establish a Welsh age-friendly museums network, where partners can work on new projects around Wales.
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To learn about some of the work already being carried out by museums around Wales, and how museums can contribute to wellbeing.
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To learn about the resources that museums, galleries and art venues can provide to help you in your work.
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To make new contacts and partners to work on age-friendly projects around Wales.
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To propose new partnership projects between museums and health, care and housing sectors.
To book your place, please complete the application form at the end of this invitation, and return it to
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Bringing together health, care, and housing with museums in Wales
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REGISTRATION, TEA AND COFFEE
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10am |
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Welcome, overview of the day and housekeeping
Sharon Ford,
National Museum Wales
Jane Turner, Age Friendly Museums Network |
10:30 |
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Ageing Well in Wales
Steve Huxton,
Ageing Well in Wales |
10:45 |
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Mind, body, spirit: How museums impact health & wellbeing
Jocelyn Dodd,
Research Centre for Museums & Galleries, Leicester University |
11:00 |
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Cardiff Story: working with community groups and all-ages
Jordan Taylor,
Cardiff Story |
11:30 |
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Stroke Association presentation:
A partnership between stroke survivors and the Horniman Museum, south London
Rachel Cafferty,
Communication Co-ordinator, Stroke Association |
12:00 |
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Walk & talk: partnerships for older people
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12:30 |
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LUNCH |
1pm |
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Age-friendly museums in Wales: opportunities to work together
Sharon Ford & Stephanie Roberts,
National Museum Wales |
2:00 |
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Walk & talk: partnerships for older people
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2.30 |
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What next?
Agree on next steps to take ideas forward.
Who should we invite to the next meeting? |
3:00 |
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CLOSE |
3:30 |
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National Museum Cardiff
15.03.2016
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EVENT BOOKING FORM
FFURFLEN ARCHEBU |
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Name:
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Organisation and Position (if applicable):
Sefydliad a Swydd (os yn berthnasol):
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Email address:
Cyfeiriad e-bost:
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Telephone Number:
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Names of any other people attending with you:
Enwau unigolion sydd yn mynychu gyda chi:
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I would like to contribute in Welsh during the event:
Hoffwn gyfrannu yn y Gymraeg yn ystod y digwyddiad:
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Any additional requirements (eg sensory, access, dietary):
Unrhyw ofynion arbennig (ee synhwyrau, bwyd mynediad):
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