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Healthy Ageing Podcast Plus

A project of RMIT University's Pathways to Healthy Ageing group in collaboration with U3A Victoria and the City of Whittlesea.

Australians are living longer than ever and want to stay healthy and active for as long as we can. In this series, we will explore what you--and we--can do to help make this happen by talking with experts and hearing stories from everyday Australians.​​

As a community-led research project, the Healthy Ageing Podcast+ series welcomes your involvement and participation.  

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Seeking Volunteers

We have three opportunities for you to participate:

1. Provide feedback/input.  We want you to listen to the first two 'pilot' episodes on healthy eating and exercise and give some feedback to inform the next phase of the project which will include recording more episodes. 

What you will do...

  • listen to the Episodes 1 and 2 on this website (~30 minutes each)

  • Answer a short survey with some questions; and/or

  • volunteer for a focus group workshop 

 

2. Sign up for the next workshop series. We'll offer a few workshop series in different communities in 2025. Sign up to be part of a group to do a 4-6 week workshop series to explore and create content related to healthy ageing.

3. Apply to be on a working group. We are looking for older Australians with an interest in health & wellbeing information or developing digital content (like e-news or podcasts). 

Click the button above to go to a form to sign up!

If you have any questions please contact the lead researcher Dr Jenny Robinson at jenny.robinson@rmit.edu.au or call her on (03) 99255049

Learn about the project

Privacy Statement: Any information collected is for project development use only and will not be shared with any third parties. 

©2023 by Pathways to Healthy Ageing (RMIT)

Acknowledgment of Country

 

RMIT acknowledges the people of the Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrung language groups of the Eastern Kulin Nation on who's  unneeded land we conduct the business of the university. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present, RMIT also acknowledges  the Traditional Custodians and their ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business. 

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