2022 Highlights Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2022 Highlights Report gives a snapshot of our programs and achievements for the year. NARI Highlights Report 2021-2022 cover

2022 Director’s Report and Annual Financial Statements

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An open letter to Maggie Beer - Falls prevention and recovery

An open letter from clinician researcher and falls prevention expert at the National Ageing Research Institute (NARI), A/Prof Frances Batchelor, to Maggie in support of her personal recovery and highlighting the issue of falls in older Australians.
NARI Annual Summit 2024: Human Rights are Older People’s Rights Too

Join us on Friday 20th September, 9.30am - 3.00pm AEST, as our speakers including; Robert Fitzgerald AM, Andrea Kelly, Dr Jill Gallagher AO, Dr John Davis, The Hon Kate Thwaites MP and Mr Bryan Lipmann AM address the topic: Human Rights are Older People’s Rights Too.
Seminars in Ageing: Improving hospital care for older people

Join us on World Patient Safety Day on Tuesday September 17, 2024, for the NARI Seminar in Ageing where Prof. Alison Mudge will discuss: 'Improving hospital care for older people'.
NARI opens up the conversation about neurodiversity as we age

NARI's 2024 Conversation on Ageing focused on neurodiversity and ageing. The discussion highlighted the urgent need to improve awareness, diagnosis and support for older people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

2023 Highlights Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2023 Highlights Report.
2021 Highlights report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2021 Highlights Report.
2020 Annual Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2020 Annual Report.
2019 Annual Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2019 Annual Report.
2018 Annual Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2018 Annual Report.
2017 Annual Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2017 Annual Report.
2016 Annual Report

The National Ageing Research Institute's 2016 Annual Report.

Falls risk for older People in the community: FROP-Com

The Falls Risk for Older People in the Community (FROP-Com and FROP-Com Screen) are tools used in the community for assessment or screening of falls risk.
Age-positive language guide

As part of our commitment to combatting ageism, NARI has developed an age-positive language guide. The guide provides practical examples of how words, phrases, and images can better portray older people and combat ageism.
Indigenous Cognitive Assessment: Regional and Urban KICA

The regional and urban KICA is an instrument to assess dementia in older Aboriginal people in regional and urban settings.
What is the Seniors Exercise Park?

The Seniors Exercise Park is an outdoor exercise equipment includes multiple stations specifically designed for older people to improve strength, balance, joint movements, mobility and function.
Victorian falls and balance service directory

The Victorian Falls and Balance Service Directory provides details of the clinics and programs operated by public hospitals and community health services in Victoria for older people who have had a fall or are at risk of falling.
Research participants

Make a difference in the lives of older people and those who care for them by volunteering to be involved in research.
How to stay active at home - Exercises for older people

NARI's exercise videos can help older people stay active at home, particularly during times when you may not be as physically active outdoors. The exercises were developed by allied health professionals with expertise in exercise for older people.
Healthy Ageing Quiz

If you're 50 or over, take our Healthy Ageing Quiz to find out if you're on the right track to age well.
MINDSET: Free training to interpreters for Dementia Assessments

MINDSET is providing free specialist online dementia training to all interpreters across Australia regardless of level or language!
Grief in Older People and its Effect on Healthcare Use

Examines the effects of grief in older people on healthcare use from the perspective of (a) the older bereaved person who is experiencing grief and (b) GPs who are treating grieving older people.