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Key workers: creative ageing in lockdown and after

The Baring Foundation,
15 October 2020, United Kingdom

The creative ageing sector's response to supporting the wellbeing of older people during COVID-19 has been immensely impressive. However these organisations, like the rest of the arts sector, are worried about the future.

https://baringfoundation.org.uk/resource/key-workers-creative-ageing-in-lockdown-and-after/

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