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NATIONAL SENIORS PRODUCTIVE AGEING CENTRE

The National Seniors Productive Ageing Centre (NSPAC) was established by National Seniors Australia (NSA) to advance knowledge and understanding into all aspects of productive ageing to improve the quality of life of people aged 50 and over. Based in Canberra, NSPAC is co-funded by NSA and the Department of Health and Ageing.

National Seniors Australia, formed in 1976, is the only strong, independent voice for people aged 50 years and over in Australia. With a membership of over 280,000, we ensure that your concerns are heard and acted on by decision makers across government and business.

 

NSPAC 2010 Grant Applications now available.  Click here.

NSPAC Position Vacant Senior Researcher. More details Click here.

NSPAC has released a new publicaton "Healthy Ageing Quiz".  To view click here.

NSPAC recently hosted Older and Online, a Productive Ageing Forum, in Launceston. Click here to watch videos of the day's presentations and find out more about the benefits of getting online in later life. 

 

The Productive Ageing Centre has launched the Atlas of Productive Ageing. The Atlas provides statistics on the population, health, finance, housing and activity of older Australians. The data are available by state and regional areas.   Click here to access the Atlas.

Click here to view a media release from the Minister for Ageing, The Hon Justine Elliot MP, on the Atlas and the work of the Productive Ageing Centre.

 

The National Seniors Productive Ageing Centre is committed to consumer oriented research. Members of National Seniors can get involved by joining the Research Register and/or volunteering for specific projects. Members are also invited to suggest research ideas or topics – just email your idea to info@productiveageing.com.au.

Click here to join our Research Register or volunteer for projects.

If you are not a member, you can join at www.nationalseniors.com.au.