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Aged Veterans Research Conference 2026

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Aged Veterans Research Conference 2026

"Evidence that Drives Advocacy for Ageing Veterans"

Hybrid Event: In-Person & Online

Hosted at Northumbria University on the 23rd September 2026

Following a successful inaugural conference in London in 2025, the Northern Hub for Veterans & Military Families' Research, in collaboration with the Royal Hospital Chelsea,  is hosting the second Aged Veterans Research Conference at Northumbria University.

Insight from last year revealed that advocacy for ageing veterans is too often compromised by a lack of evidence. This year's theme tackles that gap head-on, showcasing the breadth and value of research shaping better health, social care, and support for older veterans.

On the day, you'll hear from:

  • Researchers and practitioners from Northumbria University, University of Glasgow, King's College London, Trent University, and the Royal Hospital Chelsea
  • Postgraduate researchers presenting emerging findings
  • An international perspective on meeting the needs of ageing veterans
  • Sessions covering health and social care needs, interventions and approaches, and an international environmental scan

Join us however suits you:

- In Person - Newcastle-upon-Tyne, engaging directly with delegates and researchers

- Virtual - present or attend online from anywhere in the world

- International - delegates from across the globe warmly welcomed

Whether you're a researcher, practitioner, or policymaker working with ageing veteran communities, this is your chance to engage with the latest evidence, identify gaps in research and service delivery, and build connections that drive real advocacy forward.

Admission: 

- Concession Admission (Veteran/Student): £25.00 

- General Admission: £50.00

👉 View the full programme, speaker line-up, and registration details here.

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