Structural Ageism in Aotearoa
10 December, 2024An analysis of key government entities in relation to Structural Ageism against Older PeopleMoving towards a financially stable mail service
10 December, 2024We draw attention back to the importance of the mail service for older people and health initiatives.Unlocking the Potential of Active Ageing
3 December, 2024NZCCSS advocates for inclusive, holistic strategies to support older New Zealanders’ diverse wellbeing needs through the LTIB consultation on 'Active…Addressing Housing Insecurity for Older People in Aotearoa: A Call to Action
26 November, 2024Press Release By 2028, over 25% of Aotearoa’s population will be over 65, yet the housing insecurity challenges faced by…Housing Insecurity in Aotearoa’s Older People
26 November, 2024Explore key insights in this report on housing insecurity for older people in Aotearoa, highlighting ethnic and regional disparitiesNZCCSS response to HUD’s 2025 Long Term Insights Briefing
7 November, 2024We support HUD’s focus but raise concerns on high-rise suitability for ageing populations.NZCCSS Submission on MSD’s 2025 Long-term Insights Briefings regarding the current and future disadvantage of older people in Aotearoa New Zealand
29 October, 2024Our submission to MSD’s Long-Term Insights Briefing addresses future policy needs for New Zealand’s ageing population.Spotlighting Structural Ageism on International Older Person’s Day
1 October, 2024Recognising the vital contributions of kaumātua and addressing Structural Ageism across Aotearoa’s policies.Inquiry into the Aged Care Sector’s current and future capacity to provide support services for people experiencing neurological cognitive disorders
19 August, 2024NZCCSS highlights how the Aotearoa Aged Care Action Plan can guide the inquiry into aged care.Making it easier to build granny flats
13 August, 2024NZCCSS questions if proposed changes for easier granny flat construction will truly support aging in place.