Handyperson services
Handyperson services offer extra help with small jobs to make life easier and safer at home.

Many local Age UKs offer computer training for older people. In these course, things are explained clearly and in plain English to help you get online.
There's so much you can do using computers and the internet – from connecting with friends and family to shopping for groceries. Yet many older people are missing out. This is why many local Age UKs provide computer and internet training for older people.
These courses offer easy-to-follow training so that as many of us as possible can enjoy the advantages of computers and the internet.
Through technology, we can bridge the gap between generations and combat loneliness.
If there isn't currently a local Age UK providing a computer training course in your area, there may be other organisations providing specialised computer courses and taster sessions for older people near you:
We've brought together information and advice on making the most of the internet – whether you want to know more about WhatsApp or you're unsure how to download apps.
Click here to read our information and advice on making the most of the internet
For more information call the Age UK Advice Line on 0800 678 1602.
We’re open 8am to 7pm, every day of the year.
Handyperson services offer extra help with small jobs to make life easier and safer at home.
Find out what transport services are running across the Age UK Network.
Find cafes, restaurants and lunch clubs for older people.
The Age UK Walking Football Programme aims to reach more than 1,000 older people in communities across England.
Find exercise and physical activity classes and groups across the Age UK Network.
Age UK provide a wide range of advice for people who care for older people. Find out more.