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Care is in crisis. So what would happen if your mum had a stroke? Who would care for her?

Who would care for mum Who would care for mum - After suffering a stroke Mary doesnt get the care she needs Click on a box to see what life is really like for her To support our campaign for better care visit wwwageukorgukcareincrisis

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The care blog

Our thoughts on the Care Bill The Care Bill explored

17th May 2013

At long last – after several years in the making - the Department of Health has published the Care Bill. In our view the Bill sets out plans for a social care system that is easier to understand. It includes many positive elements which Age UK welcomes,...

Who cares for mum? Who would care for my Mum? Or for yours?

10th May 2013

Imagine that one day your Mum is at home enjoying her retirement. She has always been highly independent, fit and well. Until the day she has a stroke. After a short stay in hospital she comes home. But life is different now. It’s much harder for her...

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