The GCMA undertook discussions and research with various stakeholders including Commercial & General and their architects, Woods Baggot, to identify design principles that informed the precinct and apartment builds supporting community-building, health and well-being, and ageing in place.

We’ve identified that there’s a significant gap between industry’s belief that products are user-friendly for older consumers and the actual usability challenges faced by older Australians every day.

We’ve identified that there’s a significant gap between industry’s belief that products are user-friendly for older consumers and the actual usability challenges faced by older Australians every day.

Ahead of Victorian Healthcare Week on 18 and 19 October, GCMA CEO and Aged Care Transformation conference Chair Julianne Parkinson previews her keynote presentation on the future of Aged Care in Australia with Community Care Review.

Ready, set, SNAP! In partnership with New Idea Magazine, the GCMA is currently promoting an Australia-wide photo competition, with cash prizes to be won. We're seeking images and 'Ageing Well' stories that reflect the fabulous diversity (and reality) of ageing in Australia. Help us to paint a picture that's as vibrant and varied as you are!

To celebrate five productive years of the Global Centre for Modern Ageing®, CEO Julianne Parkinson shares her reflections with Inside Ageing, on the organisation’s most exciting, impactful ageing-focused projects to date. She also discusses what it means to age well in the context of shifting demographics, changing societal values, attitudes and expectations.

The so-called Unretirement phenomenon can help to bridge skills gaps, and strengthen teams. And, according to GCMA CEO Julianne Parkinson, all that’s required of organisations seeking to take advantage is a little open-mindedness. Read Julianne’s interview with HR Leader, describing how older workers are redefining conventional notions of retirement, and re-entering the workforce in record numbers.

The GCMA welcomes the Intergenerational Report that explores Australia’s future. What we highlight from the nation’s debate is the active role older Australians can further play in meeting the nation’s challenges as we strive for greater prosperity for all.

GCMA CEO Julianne Parkinson was privileged to listen, learn and share feedback and suggestions relating to Ageing Well with a host of impressive leaders who are working collaboratively to shape the evolving Hong Kong Gerontechnology ecosystem.

The GCMA conducted a Virtual Masterclass titled ‘Designing for All Ages: Creating Products for Every Age and Ability’ at the Ageing Asia World Ageing Festival.

The GCMA was delighted to return as a ‘Prize of Choice’ for two significant awards at Ageing Asia’s World Ageing Festival 2023. This year’s worthy recipients, BeKind Solutions and Salvation Army Peacehaven are advancing the care and well-being of our ageing population. Their endeavours serve as a testament to the positive impact that dedication and ingenuity can have on improving the lives of older adults.

The Global Centre for Modern Ageing^® has been working with a collaborative Consortium of nine organisations, appointed by The Hong Kong Council of Social Service, to develop a Gerontechnology Platform for the city. Together with local stakeholders, we have delivered a Blueprint Strategy Report, outlining a comprehensive roadmap for the establishment of a Gerontechnology Living Lab in Hong Kong.