Social workers reveal the extent of social care meltdown
Published on 20 September 2017 12:01 AM
The findings of a new survey of social workers provides shocking evidence of just how threadbare the social care...
-
Information and advice
- Information and advice
-
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Coronavirus (COVID-19)
-
Coronavirus guidance
- Coronavirus guidance
- Information about coronavirus
- Social distancing, self-isolation and shielding
- Accessing health services
- Doing your shopping
- Advice on caring for someone in another household
- Advice on caring for someone you live with
- Arranging a funeral
- Coronavirus: your questions answered
- Test and Trace
- Staying safe and well at home
- What can I do to help others?
-
Money & legal
- Money & legal
-
Benefits and Entitlements
- Benefits and Entitlements
- Benefits Calculator – what are you entitled to?
- TV licence concessions
- Bereavement Support Payment
- Blue Badge
- Attendance Allowance
- Pension Credit
- Carer's Allowance
- Council Tax Support
- Disability Living Allowance
- Housing Benefit
- Jobseeker's Allowance
- Universal Credit
- Personal Independence Payment
- Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Income Support
- Winter Fuel Payment
- How your benefits are means-tested
- How to challenge a benefit decision
- How to get help with urgent or one-off expenses
- Changes to the benefit system
- Free prescriptions for over 60s
- Cold Weather Payment
- Free bus pass and transport concessions
- Transport concessions for disabled people
- Support for Mortgage Interest
- Returning to the UK after living abroad
- Changes to couples benefits
- Warm Home Discount
- Debt and savings
- Income and tax
- End of life planning
- Legal issues
- Pensions advice
- Scams and fraud
-
Health & wellbeing
- Health & wellbeing
- Conditions and illnesses
-
Health services
- Health services
- Dental services for older people
- 9 health tests that could save your life
- Getting the most from your medicines
- Getting help when feeling unwell
- NHS continuing healthcare
- Your hospital stay
- GP services for older people
- Leaving hospital
- Complaining about NHS services
- What standards you should expect from NHS services
- Being active
- Mind and body
- Loneliness
- Keep well this winter
- Healthy eating
- Relationships and family
-
Care & support
- Care & support
- Finding and arranging social care
- Paying for care
-
Help for carers looking after a loved one
- Help for carers looking after a loved one
- Carer's assessment
- Financial support for carers
- Advice for being a carer and working
- Caring for someone with dementia
- Looking after yourself as a carer
- Respite care: having a break from caring
- What to do when your caring role changes or ends
- Carer's checklist
- Housing options
- Problems with care
- Work & learning
-
Services
-
Age UK Advice Line 0800 055 6112
Free to call 8am – 7pm 365 days a year
Find out moreTelephone befriending services
Get a free weekly friendship call. We'll match you with one of our volunteers. Call in Time is flexible to suit the different needs of everyone who takes part.
-
-
Get involved
- Get involved
- Donate
- Fundraise
- Volunteering
- Corporate partnerships
- Work for us
- Support our coronavirus emergency appeal
-
Our impact
-
Coronavirus appeal update
Our older generation have never needed us more. Here's how you're helping Age UK be there during this national crisis.
-
Making older people's voices heard
-
- Buy products
- Find your local Age UK
- Contact us