Publisher's Synopsis
This unique report engages black and minority ethnic older people in informed discussion in order to identify what contribution research can make to transform the experiences of this group of older people. It details some of the evidence presented to inform discussions with older people, their views on this research and their views on what should happen next. The report explores the value of mainstream or community services in effectively meeting the needs of these older people and examines the continuing problem of money in the lives of older people. It also looks at continuity and change in family and community relationships, identifying similarities and differences in the views and experiences of black and minority ethnic older people. The report highlights the need to involve black and minority ethnic older people in planning and carrying out future research and will inform the National Framework for Older People, which sets out the government's intention to improve the quality of services to black and minority ethnic older people.