As we welcome the New Year, we extend our heartfelt wishes to our community, partners, and supporters. May this year bring good health, renewed hope, and meaningful connections to you and your loved ones.
At EMAGE, we remain committed to improving the quality of life and wellbeing of older people from ethnic minority communities. The year ahead brings new opportunities to strengthen communities, reduce inequalities, and promote healthy and active ageing through inclusive, evidence-based initiatives.
We look forward to continuing this journey with you — listening, learning, and working together to build a more connected, empowered, and age-friendly future for all.
Wishing you a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year.
Warm regards,
The EMAGE Team
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