Aging2.0 Brighton Chapter webinar 7 Oct 2020. Presentation by Rebecca Jarvis, Health Innovation Network, London UK

1. Aging2.0
Brighton
Chapter
What are the alternatives to care
homes?
7 October 2020

2. Welcome from
Aging2.0
• Aging2.0 global innovation network
• Growing UK network
• People sharing their knowledge of problems, opportunities,
failures and successes will accelerate our collective progress
• Sharing the latest research and innovations across our Eight
Aging2.0 Grand Challenges
• These challenge is bigger than any one organization
• Very thankful to Rebecca and the panel for sharing their views
with us today
• Anyone interested in getting involved, please contact us at
Brighton@aging2.com

3. Welcome from
Impact
Initiatives
• Founded in 1978 by The Duke of Richmond and Gordon and Peter Bunker OBE, we
are celebrating our 40th anniversary in 2018.
• Our Services - Impact Initiatives is unique in helping people of all ages across Sussex
• For Everyone - Our range of services are able to help people of all ages and from all
walks of life.
• This year marks the 30th anniversary of the International Day of Older Persons and
marks the beginning of Decade of Healthy Ageing (2020-2030).
• This webinar is part of a week's worth of activities in the Brighton & Hove Ageing Well
Festival

4. Agenda
• 14.00 – Welcome
• 14.05 – Alternatives to Long Term
Institutional Care for Older People
• 14.25 – Panel Discussion
• 14.45 – Questions
• 14.55 – Announcements
• 15.00 – Finish

5. Webinar
logistics
• Everyone starts on mute
• To ensure the quality of connection, we ask
that participants not use video
• Please ask questions via chat channel
• Will take a few questions after each
speaker
• Will have more questions after all
speakers
• Any Zoom user question, please refer to
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-
us/articles/200941109-Attendee-Controls-
in-a-Meeting
• If have time at the end, we will open up the
microphones for conversation with panelists

6. Agenda
• 14.00 – Welcome
• 14.05 – Alternatives to Long Term
Institutional Care for Older People
• 14.25 – Panel Discussion
• 14.45 – Questions
• 14.55 – Announcements
• 15.00 – Finish

34. Agenda
• 14.00 – Welcome
• 14.05 – Alternatives to Long Term
Institutional Care for Older People
• 14.25 – Panel Discussion
• 14.45 – Questions
• 14.55 – Announcements
• 15.00 – Finish

35. Panel Discussion
Dr Rachel Melsom is a practicing
doctor at Western Sussex
FoundationTrust with special
interest in elderly care
George Lee - founder of the
Commonland, a specialist social
design and innovation
consultancy.
Hannah Bruce - founder of
Dissideo, who are harnessing the
power of community as an
enabler of choice, freedom and
connection for the people who
live, work and visit us.
Ella Moonan-Howard - Research
Fellow at ZINC and lead author of
ZINC's MissionThree report on
exploring opportunities that can
add five more years of high quality
to later life.

36. Building a caring future
Dissideo aim to change the waywe thinkabout ageing, by connecting
generations and allowing even the most dependent in society to
choose the way they live.
We areleadersin thefutureof care environmentsthatcombine community, home andtechnology.We
will createspaceswherepeopleactuallywant to live, work andvisit, offering benefitsto the wider
community andharnessingthepower of technologyto create a scalabledatadrivenbusiness.
Our Huband Homemodelreplicatesresidentialhome living from withina care environment.We create
micro-communitieswith smallhouseliving whilstbuildingintergenerationalcafes,activitiescentresand
otherfacilitiesrun bythe community, for thecommunity.
We areactivelyseekingsitesto buildourdevelopmentof 6 smallhousesforolderpeopleanda vibrant
community centre.Aftera successfulexit from our previouscare home business,we areworking with
fundersto securesitesfordevelopment.
We area co-collaborativecompanybuildinga caring future.We are alwaysopento speakingto potential
partnersandcollaborators,pleaseget in touch with Hannah Bruce if youwouldlike to supportus.
Email: hannah@dissideo.co.uk
Telephone:07872557332

37. Building a caring future

38. DR. RACHEL MELSOM
MBBS BSc
Rachel@MedicalMatrixConsulting.com • Rachel is a practicing doctor in
Elderly Care and an experienced
business leader
• Development and
implementation of new
commercial businesses
• Cross cultural expertise including
heading the European arm of a
global charity
• Early career in media and
communications
• Health and finance cross-sector
expertise

39. Questions

40. Announcements
• Future webinars – register at www.aging2.com/london
• 14 October - Role of Business in Healthy Ageing
• 27 October - Book Club with bestselling author
Chip Conley, WISDOM AT WORK: THE MAKING OF
A MODERN ELDER
• October launch of Designer in Residence
Programme
• ukactive launch a new consultation that seeks to
understand the challenges and barriers those over the
age of 55 face when trying to lead an active lifestyle,
and obtain a deeper understanding of what best
practice looks like in engaging older adults in physical
activity.
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/sectorcasestudies
• Aging2.0 – The Collective Report – Crossing the Digital
Divide,
https://share.hsforms.com/1lurXzMBkT7WAs0ZqwqJkgA3
sqz2
• Email: Brighton@aging2.com for other ideas that come
to mind in the future

41. Early Stage – Grants & Support
12-months core support from UnLtd and our partners
Support tailored around you to help you achieve your goals and grow your impact
We can offer grants from £500 to £15,000
£500 - £5,000 funding and support to help you start improving the lives older adults
£5,000 - £15,000 funding and support for social entrepreneurs already operating to help
grow their impact and build a sustainable financial model
Grant decisions are determined by impact, inclusion and need

42. Scaling Up – The Thrive Accelerator
6 months intensive 1-2-1 support
Part of a cohort of ambitious scale up ventures
Access to customers, investors and partners
Dedicated consultancy budget
We’re looking for 6 – 10 ventures with scale up potential to start in Jan 2021

43. Key Dates
Stage Thrive Awards Early Stage Awards
Application Period Opens September 30th September 30th
Application Period Closes October 30th 12th Oct (for Q3 decision)*
Due Diligence November 26th N/A
Panels Dec 7th-9th Quarterly
Decision December 18th Quarterly
Funding and support starts Jan 2021
As soon as the decision has
been made
Support ends June 2021 12 months after award starts
*Rolling quarterly deadlines

44. Key Takeaways:
Support offers are tailored around you and what you want to achieve
UnLtd values impact, inclusion and need
Early stage awards: £500-£15,000 grant funding with 12 months support
Thrive: 6 months intensive support with access to customers, investors and
partners
Applications open today and close end of October (for first cohort of early stage
awards and Thrive)

53. Thank you!
@aging20
@aging2london
aging2.com
aging2.com/local
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