Causeway Coast & Glens communities urged to get involved in Age Friendly and Walking for All Initiatives

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s Age Friendly Coordinator and Walking for All Officer have been working closely to support older people to stay informed, connected and active within their communities.

Most recently, the team visited Cloughmills Community Action Team to share information about what it means to be an Age Friendly community and how local residents can play a key role in shaping and influencing future initiatives.

Stephanie Scott, Age Friendly Coordinator, and newly appointed Walking for All Officer, Colleen Martin, with participants from Cloughmills Community Action Team during a session promoting Age Friendly and Walking for All initiatives. CREDIT CCGBCplaceholder image
Stephanie Scott, Age Friendly Coordinator, and newly appointed Walking for All Officer, Colleen Martin, with participants from Cloughmills Community Action Team during a session promoting Age Friendly and Walking for All initiatives. CREDIT CCGBC

Alongside this, the Walking for All programme was highlighted, explaining the benefits of regular, inclusive walking opportunities for physical health, mental wellbeing, and social connection.

Participants were invited to consider training as volunteer Walk Leaders, with the aim of establishing a regular weekly walking group in Cloughmills to help local residents stay active and reduce social isolation.

Any community group or organisation that would like to find out more about Age Friendly or Walking for All, should contact:

Stephanie Scott, Age Friendly Coordinator; [email protected]; 07542 614665.

Colleen Martin, Walking for All Officer; [email protected]; 07704073437

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