Thank you to everyone who joined us — your presence, ideas and support helped set the tone for what’s to come.

We're excited for the journey ahead – putting healthy ageing research into action to improve care and support for people as they get older.

This is just the beginning.

What does the future of healthy ageing look like?

Bold ideas. Brave conversations. Real change.

A vital conversation with @jkdhesi.bsky.social & sheffielddoc.bsky.social.

“We have a lot of work to do to change the narrative around ageing.”

@gerisoc.bsky.social @england.nhs.uk

An inspiring panel discussion with Dr Claire Dow, Professor Jo Martin & Fiona Miller-Smith.

Sharing insights on moving from vision to reality - creating ripple effects across the hospital & into the community.

“Passion and dedication brought ACHA together.”

@qmul.ac.uk @bartscharity.bsky.social

“If we get things right here, we have the potential to propagate learning not just across the country but across the globe.”

@adamgordon1978.bsky.social shares our aspirations for the future and the change that’s on the horizon.

“The musculoskeletal system is not a focus of any ageing centre locally or nationally - except for ACHA.”

Professor Hamish Simpson on what is unique about ACHA and what drives our work.

“I truly consider my role at ACHA to be the opportunity of a lifetime.

“A key part of this role will be harnessing the power that exists across our integrated care system.”

@proflizsampson.bsky.social on the change that ACHA is committed to making, local to national.

“From the outset, ACHA has been about bringing people together - we have built a team that listens first.”

ACHA Director Lauren Ellis shares our journey so far - co-creating our strategy through collaboration with local people and health and care staff.