International Conference on Aging, Gerontology and Social Work (ICAGSW - 26)

This track explores the spatial dimensions of aging populations, focusing on how geographic factors influence the experiences of older adults. It aims to highlight the role of place in shaping health outcomes and access to services for aging individuals.

This session addresses the intersection of migration and aging, examining how migration patterns affect the well-being of older adults. It seeks to understand the unique challenges faced by aging migrants and the implications for social policy and service provision.

This track focuses on innovative social work practices aimed at improving the quality of life for elderly populations. Participants will discuss effective interventions, community resources, and the role of social workers in elder care settings.

This session investigates the accessibility and effectiveness of health services tailored for older adults. Topics may include geriatric care models, preventive health strategies, and the integration of health and social services.

This track examines the life course perspective on aging, emphasizing how early life experiences shape health and social outcomes in later years. It encourages interdisciplinary research that connects social, economic, and health trajectories over time.

This session explores the impact of social policies on aging populations across different countries. It aims to identify best practices and lessons learned from various policy frameworks that support older adults.

This track focuses on the evolving landscape of long-term care services for older adults. It will highlight innovative models of care, policy implications, and the importance of family and community involvement in caregiving.

This session addresses the critical issues surrounding mental health in older adults, including the prevalence of mental health disorders and the effectiveness of intervention strategies. Discussions will focus on promoting mental well-being and reducing stigma among aging populations.

This track emphasizes the importance of active aging and community participation in enhancing the quality of life for older adults. It will explore programs and initiatives that encourage social inclusion and active participation in civic life.

This session examines the complexities of caregiving within aging populations, focusing on the roles of family, friends, and professional caregivers. It will discuss the challenges faced by caregivers and the support systems available to them.

This track promotes interdisciplinary research in geriatric studies, encouraging collaboration among social scientists, health professionals, and policymakers. It aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted issues affecting aging individuals.