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Age Scotland is the new force combining Age Concern Scotland and
Help the Aged. Age Scotland is a member of the Age UK family.
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Glasgow, 13-17 August 2012. Find out what's in store.
A visit to Age Scotland member group Benview Resources Centre gave one MSP food for thought.
Run for Age Scotland in some of Scotland’s biggest and best events this March.
From local elections to parliamentary actions, Age Scotland campaigns get into swing for Spring.
From managing your medicines to hospital discharge arrangements, information to help you get what you need from the health service. Visit our Stroke information page to find out about a new online support resource for those caring for someone who is living with a stroke.
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At a meeting in Dumfries on Monday aimed at reconstituting the defunct Dumfries & Galloway Elderly Forum, more than 50 interested people assembled...
The Department of Health, in an initiative described as the "next step" in its drive to give patients more control over their own health, has...
UK labour market figures released recently by the Office for National Statistics reveal that the only age category to see an increase in long-term...
Here you can find our most popular advice guides covering everything from keeping healthy to claiming the benefits you are entitled to.
Did you know that Age Scotland has a team of locally based Development Officers and Resource Workers active in communities across the country? Find out how they are supporting older people's groups and community action by older people.
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Volunteer in an Age Scotland shop or at the Charity's Edinburgh Office.
Use our Directory Enquiries number and donate 9 pence for each 40 pence call.
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Support our campaigns to make later life more secure and enjoyable.
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