A social enterprise bringing older and younger people together, United for All Ages has been developed by Stephen Burke and Denise Burke. It builds on their experience working with people of all ages. United is working with local authorities and other organisations to bring people of all ages together through shared sites, shared caring and shared interests.
For more information, contact us at: info@unitedforallages.com
Read us
How the world of work needs to change as our population ages - read Stephen Burke here
Families' fears over care standards - see Denise Burke here
Care for children and older people remains undervalued and underfunded - read Stephen Burke here
Three reasons to be fearful about care cap - read Stephen Burke here
Top ten tips series - fundraising for all ages work here
Quality in Ageing and Older Adults - special intergenerational issue. Guest-edited by United for All Ages, this special edition has ten articles about how action for all ages is the key to tackling social and economic issues from health, care and loneliness to work, housing and theatre. More details here
Shared experiences - we're better when we're united for all ages - read Stephen Burke here
Give us a real childcare plan, not piecemeal pledges - read Denise Burke here
Beyond Dilnot - alternatives for funding care - read Stephen Burke's presentation to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Childcare here
Care comparison sites have not damaged providers' businesses - read Stephen Burke here
Some childcare problems are easy to fix - read Denise Burke here
Invisible army of carers must get support - read Denise Burke here
The Childcare Funding Crisis - see a new paper on reforming childcare funding by United for All Ages here
The Care Crunch - see a new paper on reforming care funding by United for All Ages here
Time to think big - read Denise Burke's speech to the London Intergenerational Network here
Welfare reform in a multi-generational society - read Stephen Burke's speech to the Intergenerational Futures APPG here
Older people deserve better designs for living - read Stephen Burke here
Parents can have their say on childcare - read Denise Burke here
Care for all ages - our legacy to the future - United for All Ages' evidence to the health select committee, including 'a cure for prevention' through a prevention foundation. Read the submission and news release
Free childcare places for two year olds are undeliverable - read Denise Burke here
Austerity brings us together - read Stephen Burke here
Austerity: the rise of the Royle family lifestyle - read the article here
Winners of the 2011 Awards for All Ages - read news release and brochure
Jobs famine deepens generational rift - read Denise Burke here
Top ten tips series - raising the profile of your work with all ages - read here
Time to end 'age apartheid' - read the news release here
A cure for prevention? - read Stephen Burke on an early offer of help for older people here
Four steps to supporting parents - read Denise and Stephen Burke on Where now for parenting? here
From starting out to changing Britain - see Stephen Burke on United for All Ages one year on in October's Care Talk pages 26-27 here
Making children's centres sustainable - see Denise Burke's presentation to the Sure Start 2011 conference here
Investing in the future - read guest blog for New Start here
Investing in the future - read guest blog for ILC here
Investing in the future - read the policy paper and news release
After the riots, what about the wider family? - read Stephen Burke here
End service barriers to boost families - read Denise Burke here
Shared sites the way forward, and not just for libraries - read the news release here
Nothing is for free - read Stephen Burke here
United's response to the Dilnot commission report - read the news release here
All you need to know about Dilnot - read the article here
Care for all ages? - read Stephen Burke here
The zombie plans for health and care - read the article here
High price to pay for rising childcare costs - read Denise Burke here
Dilnot urged to be ambitious - read what Stephen Burke said at Community Care Live here
A new way to pay for care - read Stephen Burke here
Rising care costs test generational ties - read the article here
A fairer way to pay for care - read Stephen Burke here
Awards for all ages - read Stephen Burke here
Bright idea: centres for all ages - read Stephen Burke here
Intergenerational practice: delivering the big society? - read interview with Denise Burke here
Shared centres for all ages could help beat cuts - read Stephen Burke here
Rash children's centres cuts will cost us all - read Denise Burke here
Awards for All Ages 2011 - read the news release here
Explain, explain, explain - read Stephen Burke here
Care funding commission wrong to rule out compulsion - read Stephen Burke here
There's no place in the Big Society for our forgotten older generation - read the article here
'Shared sites' could create 5,000 centres for all ages by 2016 - read the news release here
A silver lining? - read Stephen Burke here
Developing sustainable children's centres - read Denise Burke's presentation here
There are alternatives to closing children's centres - read the news release
Parents defend children's centres - read interview with Denise Burke here
Councils commissioning the third sector - read Stephen Burke on The Guardian's local government network panel here and here
Our evidence to the Dilnot commission on care funding - read the evidence and the news release
Spending cuts risk generational tensions - read Stephen Burke here
Putting our heads above the parapet - read Stephen Burke here
The closure of children's centres is not inevitable - letter from Denise and Stephen Burke here
Open children's centres to all ages - interview with Denise Burke here
United or divided? - read our new report and news release
Brand new year - read Stephen Burke here
Nursery funding for two year olds - interview with Denise Burke here
Why we are sending Christmas cards - read Stephen Burke here
Getting down to business - read Stephen Burke here
Tough times call for risk taking - read Stephen Burke here
Going public - read Stephen Burke here
The outlook for adult care - interview with Stephen Burke here
Think Big Society - read Denise Burke here
Giving better advice about care - read Stephen Burke here
The council and charity collaboration - read Stephen Burke here
Britain's first intergenerational centre - launch quote by Denise Burke here
The future of integrated and extended services - presentation by Denise Burke here
More than a number - debate with Stephen Burke here
National care service - what's the big idea? - read Stephen Burke here
A future for long term care - read Stephen Burke here
Encouraging older people and children to mix - interview with Denise Burke here
Uniting young and old - interview with Denise Burke here
0-90, a new age of children's centres - presentation by Denise Burke here
Better care across the community - read Stephen Burke here
Grey eminence - interview with Stephen Burke here
