Collage

European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing

European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing

About Collage

COLLAGE represents a collaboration based on the premise that ageing is an opportunity for the future rather than a burden on society (European Parliament A7-0029/2013).  Although the traditional primary healthcare and public health approaches are essential elements of EIP-AHA, they are, in themselves, not sufficient to achieve the ambitious target of increasing the number of Healthy Life Years by two. Its achievement will require a wider effective engagement within and between reference sites and throughout the Partnership.  COLLAGE includes research groups, academic institutions, healthcare providers, The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) public authorities and community groups. Over 30 discrete initiatives are included.  We have 9 established action group projects and an additional 8 initiatives registered on Marketplace, providing presence in all 3 pillars of EIP-AHA.  

Vision

The shared visions of enhancing the experience of ageing and realising the potential of our ageing population has brought together initiatives and institutions from counties Cork and Louth to form COLLAGE.

Synergies

Our strengths lie in our breadth and depth, our shared interests and our diversity. We have a collective commitment to work together to share knowledge, experience and good practice across multiple EIP AHA action areas.

Opportunities

COLLAGE through its various initiatives and collaborations offers the potential to improve lives, enhance society and create employment.

 

Initiatives

Horizontal Supports

The ASSERT for Health Centre at UCC. (ASSERT: Application of Science to Simulation Education Research and Training)

UCC Department of Gerontology & Rehabilitation

Netwell Centre

 

 

Centre for Gerontology and Rehabilitation

School of Medicine, UCC The Bungalow, Block 13, St. Finbarr's Hospital, Douglas Road, Cork, Republic of Ireland.

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