Launch of Five to Thrive Pledge-supporting rehabilitation/reconditioning / enhanced recovery programme and preventing readmissions
Here is the link to the website and sign up page as well as engagement materials including several posters in PDF and JPEG formats (see attached)
Further information:
The Five to Thrive pledge offers five steps to a longer, healthier life- evidence based
• Launching on 1 September
• The campaign will build a UK-wide community that encourages people to commit to ageing well behaviours throughout the month, with a lasting impact on their health and wellbeing.
• Developed by the Open University in line with NHS anticipatory/ proactive care policies and ageing well research,
• Five to Thrive: Ageing Well targets people in their 50s and 60s ( but limited too) to take up habits that will support healthy ageing – Eating , Drinking , Moving, thinking, Connecting
• Five To Thrive: Ageing Well asks individuals to choose to take up daily habits over a month that will impact their ageing outcomes. Underpinned by academic research and in line with government policy, we are targeting the over 50s and particularly looking at demographics with poorer ageing outcomes.
• The interdisciplinary team from behavioural change scientists to engagement professionals as well as an extensive list of partners that will help us amplify the pledge to encourage people to sign up.
• The ambition is to see as many people as possible from the UK sign up to this pledge and to have this as an annual event to accompany other successful pledges such as Dry January or reconditioning games
• Throughout the month, the team will send pledgers materials via email to inspire and engage them as well as running a social media
• campaign for our community.
Time frame:
July: website live and marketing launch
August: collecting sign ups, welcome emails and amplifying pledge (social media and media campaign)
September: pledge month
Key Team members:
Dr. Jitka Vseteckova - Senior Academic OU Ageing Well
Dr. Erica Jane Cook - Associate Professor Health Psychology, Bedford University
Doug Anthony - Age Scotland
Rachel Millar - Senior Engagement lead
For further information please contact:
Number of subscribers: 3