Campaign to end loneliness


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Monthly Archives: July 2014


Challenging loneliness, ageism and discrimination of older lesbian, gay and bisexual adults

The following guest blog by James Taylor, Head of Policy at Stonewall has been written to complement our new collection of essays, ‘Alone in the Crowd: Loneliness and diversity’. There are many causes of loneliness. One important cause is feeling you cannot form meaningful relationships simply because you’re afraid to show who you really are. For…
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Loneliness and older people from BME groups: challenging misconceptions and stereotypes

The following guest blog by Omar Khan, Director of the Runneymede Trust, has been written to complement our new collection of essays, ‘Alone in the Crowd: Loneliness and diversity’. If we’re to understand the causes of loneliness among older people, we have to challenge misconceptions and stereotypes. When it comes to older people from black and…
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Facing the fight alone: cancer, isolation and loneliness

The following guest blog by Ciaran Devane, Chief Executive of Macmillan Cancer Support, has been written to complement our new collection of essays, ‘Alone in the Crowd: Loneliness and diversity’. Cancer and loneliness Living with cancer brings many challenges for those affected – and one particularly difficult challenge can be coping with the social and…
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