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AAG is Australia's only independent, impartial membership organisation whose over-arching aim is to improve the experience of ageing by connecting gerontological research, policy and practice. The work of AAG is to facilitate collaboration between researchers, policy makers and practitioners to build the evidence base for best practice programs and policies that enable Australians to age well
We have almost 1,300 members across every State and Territory in Australia, with a broader reach of 12,000 individuals. Our members include researchers, educators, policy makers, health professionals, service providers, advocates for older adults and members of the community. Our 115 organisational members have a combined reach of over 100,000 staff and volunteers. Our strong reputation and decades of success reflect our multidisciplinary nature, the expertise of our team and the judicious use of resources.
We have well established Divisions in every State and Territory of Australia. Led by a committee of members, each Division serves as a hub for members to engage, contribute and network at the local level. Each Division also has a dedicated student and early career representative. |
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