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  1. Services

    activities to footcare, information and advice and our charity shops, Age UK delivers a number of services designed to help older people

  2. Financial services

    Information about Age UK financial services products

  3. Health services

    Accessing health services can feel complicated. Read Age UK's information and advice for older people on finding and using health services.

  4. Legal services

    Information about Age Co legal services.

  5. Information and advice services

    guidance and support. Local Age UKs are continuing to integrate their telephone information and advice services with the Age UK Advice Line.  During 2015-2016, we provided £1.8 million in funding for information

  6. Dementia support services and groups

    We offer community-based support services for people living with dementia and their carers to improve their quality of life.

  7. GP services for older people

    Find information about the services your GP can offer you, and what to do if you're too ill to visit your GP, and what services GP practices should offer people aged 75 and over, and people with long-term

  8. Transport services for older people

    transport Age UK runs door to door transport services for older people in some parts of the country. These either take the form of: Wheelchair-accessible minibus services Befriending schemes, where the befriender ... older people to arrange transport with a local provider, such as Dial-a-Bus or the Royal Voluntary Service . There may be a small charge to cover the cost of petrol. Older people who are frail and have mobility

  9. Handyperson services for older people

    Many local Age UKs operate handyperson services. These services offer older people extra help with small practical jobs to make their lives easier and safer around the home.

  10. Dental services for older people

    disability that makes it difficult to use a local dental surgery, there may be a community dental service. These services have easy access to the surgery, or other adaptations suited for people with physical disabilities ... treating patients with special requirements. Your dentist or GP may need to refer you to a local service.  If you haven't been able to find a dental practice currently accepting new NHS patients, contact

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