for Minority Older Adults
across different continents
Join ALIBSA webinar
We Are Best At Our Services
A dynamic monthly series of knowledge exchange aimed at providing health information and improving health literacy.
Knowledge Exchange
Our speakers share insights into causes and preventive measures of common ageing related conditions. In addition, you have the opportunity to share your experience navigating through health services.
Health & Wellbeing Empowerment
Attending the webinars and assessing ALIBSA resources will give you some level of autonomy over your health condition(s).
Access & Uptake of Health Services & Resources
Engaging with our speakers and assessing health information resources will build your confidence for easy and smooth access and uptake of health services wherever you are.
Our Focus at ALIBSA
- Knowledge Exchange
This joint initiative is a Knowledge Transfer Partnership between UWE, Bristol and Cricketqube that brings together a diverse array of experts, including GPs, public health professionals, and academics.
- Maintaining an active lifestyle and Promoting Health wellbeing
Our speakers delve into topics crucial for supporting ageing in South Asian and Black older adults, offering insights on maintaining an active lifestyles and improving overall well-being.
SUPPORTED BY:
We are an international network with members spanning the globe
Team Driving Our Success
Oluwatobi Fatola
Media and Publicity Lead
Dr Abolanle Adesope
Event Manager
Alosh K Jose
Webinar Co-Host
Dr Gisele Abissegue
Grants Manager
Dr Zheng Ma
Collaborator
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Learn from our FAQ
ALIBSA is dedicated to promoting ageing related health literacy (and research engagement) especially within the blacks and asian communities, empowering them with knowledge about varying health conditions, and access and uptake of healthcare services.
There are various ways to get involved! You can be a champion or a volunteer with us. Visit our “Get Involved” page for more details on how you can make a difference.
We hold a monthly webinar where we invite seasoned professionals to educate the community on the subjects of interest, and this offers the privilege of asking questions within and outside the subject of discussion.
We also hold Physical meetings annually, engaging with members of the community alongside healthcare service providers, policy makers etc. Bridging the gap between underrepresented communities, healthcare service providers and healthcare policy makers. We also promote ALIBSA through presentations in conferences, meetings and seminars.
Yes! We offer virtual volunteering opportunities and remote involvement for those who are not in the UK.
You can follow us on social media, or check our website regularly for updates, news, and reports on our projects and impact.