Working in partnership
Age UK Milton Keynes works with other organisations, both public and private, in order to provide the services that local older people tell us they need.
Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Health and Care Partnership - fund the Age UK Milton Keynes Hospital Aftercare Service which works closely with Milton Keynes Hospital to provide support to people when they are patients on a hospital ward or in A&E. Our staff also take people home from hospital and can provide practical support for up to six weeks after discharge.
The Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Health and Care Partnership is an integrated care system formally established on 1 July 2022. With the NHS, councils and other organisations working together in partnership, residents who have a range of health and care needs will be supported in a more joined up way. It should make accessing services simpler and the support provided more effective.
Find out more about the Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Health and Care Partnership, how it is managed, its role locally and what it means for you.
My Directory of Services (MiDoS)
MiDoS is an online service directory developed by the Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes (BLMK) Integrated Care Board. It signposts BLMK residents to a wide range of local services, including health, social care, mental health, and voluntary sector support. This directory is also available for BLMK health and social care professionals.
How to Search for Services
- Enter a postcode or click on the globe icon in the top search box.
- Choose one of the shortcut buttons displayed below or enter a service name or keyword in the second search box at the top of the page.
MiDoS – My Directory of Services
Milton Keynes City Council - fund the new Carers support service, of which we are the specialist provider for carers of an older person (65+). Working with other organisations like Citizens Advice, MIND, Alzheimers society, CHUMS and Talkback/Family Lives we can ensure that there is robust information, advice, support and guidance for all unpaid carers. Find out more
The Open University - Age UK Milton Keynes was a collaborating partner in a project 'Investigating the role of wearable activity-tracking technologies in the well-being and quality of life of people aged 55 and over' which has received funding from Sir Halley Stewart Trust. In July 2018 this project received an award for outstanding impact on society.
Milton Keynes Chamber of Commerce - We are proud to be a member of the local chamber of commerce.
Age UK Milton Keynes supports other voluntary organisations and works locally to improve later life in our community.