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  1. Relationships and family

    As you get older your relationships carry more meaning and you may begin to lose life-long friends. Age UK can help with this transition.

  2. Trace your family tree

    Have you ever wondered who your ancestors were and what life was like for them? Researching family history is a hobby that’s booming in popularity, especially since archives became accessible online and ... Genealogy stems from the Greek for 'generation' and 'knowledge'. Essentially, it’s the study of families and the tracing of their lineages and history. Your approach to genealogy will depend on your particular

  3. My dad: family, faith and fostering

    Advice Line about her parents’ finances, discusses her relationship with her father Craig – as well as family, faith and fostering.

  4. Moving in with children and family

    Moving in with family can seem like the ideal solution if you need support, want to spend more time with your grandchildren, or need to downsize.

  5. Remembering Roy, part of the Age UK family

    could discuss and bond over it. He also liked to talk about his wife, and to learn more about my family. We had Roy on our records as ‘Royston’, which was his full name, so on the first few ... people and why. When older people work with us in this way they very much become part of the Age UK family, and that's why I was very sad to hear that Roy had recently died. He was special to us, as well

  6. Poetry and emotion

    Jim, 95, has had on-off relationship with writing poetry, as well as a family connection to Age UK.

  7. Sweepstake

    Hold a sweepstake with your friends, family or colleagues and raise funds for Age UK at the same time.

  8. What is Joining Forces?

    Defence-funded project to support the quality of life and wellbeing of veterans born before 1950 and their family and carers

  9. Telling stories and changing perceptions

    inclusion and leadership discusses his work with Age UK, and how its informed by stories about his own family history.

  10. Who cares for those without carers?

    Age UK explores the issue of who will care for the growing numbers of older people who don't have family to support them.

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