Next event – Community Safety Forum
Monday 7th April 10am-noon
Auckland Central City Library, Lorne St
Different groups, whether it be ages, genders, cultures, often have different perceptions, needs and experiences around safety, and crime, and keeping safe.
This forum is aimed at older adults: https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/events/2025/04/community-safety-forum-for-seniors/
Bookings
Booking form
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DELIVERED BY COMMUNITY PATROLS OF NEW ZEALAND IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Auckland Central City Library and The Auckland University Centre for Co-Created Ageing Research Centre, CCREATE-AGE.
For more details, please email ccreateage@auckland.ac.nz
Upcoming event – Thursday 8 May 2025 9am-4.30pm HOPE FOUNDATION Knowledge Exchange 2025
Venue : CCREATE-AGE Community Space, Building 903 Room 332*, 314-390 Khyber Pass Rd, Newmarket, Auckland.
The Knowledge Exchange is an opportunity
- for emerging researchers (from any discipline relating to ageing) to present their research work.
- to hear from leading New Zealand researchers in the field of ageing
- to network and consider collaborations across disciplines
- to be inspired and share knowledge.
Who should attend the Knowledge Exchange Day?
Students, Masters/PhD researchers, Advanced Trainees, Academics, anyone interested in the field of ageing research (including general public) should attend.
*Physical Address and Newmarket directions | Ray Meyer Building 314-390 Khyber Pass Road. (We are directly across the road from the Grafton train station; by bus, disembark on Park Road at either stop 7230 or 7231 depending on the direction you are travelling from and enter Gate 2; if driving, please enter Gate 3 on Khyber Pass Road and sign in at reception. Follow the signs to CCREATE-AGE
https://hopefoundation.org.nz/events/knowledge-exchange-25
Past event – The latest opportunities to become involved as a co-creators : gardening or technology
Looking for keen gardeners (Tamika and Lisa) Master Home Food Producers pilot project: Co creating ways to continue producing food at home. Older people grew up producing their own fruit and vegetables and this project will facilitate the passing on of older peoples’ skills with people in the community eager to learn.
The potential for digital tools to support mental health (Melanie Stowell, doctoral researcher)
Date: Tuesday 18 March, 2025
Venue: University of Auckland, Newmarket Campus, (the old Lion Brewery, Khyber Pass Road)* Building 903 – Room 332 (follow the signs to CCREATE-AGE)
