Park Walks Campaign Launches!
With over 3,000 green spaces to visit and explore, we're campaigning for older Londoners to get out and about to walk and talk in London’s parks! Find out all about our new campaign!
Age UK London is the London-wide charity that campaigns for an Age-friendly London
We work with over 300 older people's organisations in London to ensure that the voices of older Londoners are heard by decision makers across our city. We deliver campaigns and projects that improve the lives of older Londoners and we work to tackle the deep-rooted problems faced by the most vulnerable older Londoners.
Making London an Age-friendly City!
Our Current Campaigns
Age UK London delivers campaigns and projects that improve the lives of older Londoners and we work to tackle the deep-rooted problems faced by the most vulnerable older Londoners.
Age-friendly London
London has been recognised as a member of the WHO Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities. Find out what this means and learn how our campaigns can build an Age-friendly London.
Age-friendly Resources
We hold a range of events throughout the year to provide older Londoners and their organisations with the latest information across a number of different topics! Download the latest resources to read and share.
Contact Us
Want to find out more about our Age-friendly London campaigns? You can find all of our contact details here - get in touch!
Follow us on social media!
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Twitter
Our Twitter account is full of news and upcoming events for older Londoners. Want to keep up-to-date with our work? Twitter is the best way to do so!
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Facebook
Chat with fellow older Londoners about all the day's news as well as learning more about the work of Age UK London. You can also hear about our upcoming events!
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LinkedIn
Are you an organisation or business looking to become more age-friendly? Are you wanting to learn more about our work? Our LinkedIn account has you covered!
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Age UK London Blog
The Age UK London Blog features weekly articles from staff across the age sector, all blogging about the biggest issues affecting older people in London.