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We support the needs of adults aged 50+ living in County Durham

We are governed by our own Board of Trustees and are responsible for creating our own income. All the money raised is spent locally and we rely on the generosity of the local community, funders and people like you. This helps us to keep operating services that are so vital to the people of our community. Our staff and volunteers work very hard to keep you safe and well all year round.

We're here to help and support anyone aged over 50 living in County Durham

  • Information and Advice

    We can offer help to make sure you are receiving the correct benefits and services available to you

  • Help at Home

    Our Help at Home service can you help you with shopping support, light gardening, DIY etc 

  • Mental Health & Wellbeing

    Our counselling and support service can offer you a safe and confidential space to talk about your worries

  • Digital Inclusion

    Our FREE digital inclusion service can help you to access digital services and communication

Our Latest News

  • Big Knit Update

    Published on 01 October 2025 11:20 AM

    We are delighted to share the final update on the recent The Big Knit campaign from Age UK national. The overall tota...

  • Physio Fundamentals Interactive Workshops

    Published on 30 September 2025 10:30 AM

    Age UK County Durham have interactive workshops available to share positive ways to support your mental and physical...

  • International Day of Older People

    Published on 29 September 2025 01:30 PM

    Tomorrow is International Day of Older People and the theme this year is Building Belonging by celebrating the power ...

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Age UK Charity Quality 325.jpg Age UK County Durham has acheived the Age UK Charity Quality Standard (CQS).  The CQS is externally assessby quality assessment experts, SGS.

 

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