Domestic abuse during the coronavirus crisis
The impact of coronavirus may mean that tens of thousands of older people are experiencing domestic abuse in silence.
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Locked down and lonely in the depths of winter, it’s no wonder so many older people are now saying ‘I don’t know how much longer I can cope.’ With your support, we can be there.
Information on coronavirus, including updates on how you can look after yourself and loved ones, comments from Age UK, and ways you can support older people.
The Government has announced a new national lockdown in England. This replaces the tier system and means we must all stay at home as much as possible. Find out more about the rules in England.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have also announced lockdown measures.
The impact of coronavirus may mean that tens of thousands of older people are experiencing domestic abuse in silence.
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