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  1. Over 60 free bus pass, senior railcard and transport concessions

    Find out how you can get travel concessions such as an over-60 bus pass today. Find out more from Age UK now.

  2. Personalised Integrated Care

    co-produce an innovative combination of medical and non-medical support that draws out the goals the older person identifies as most important to them. Through the programme, Age UK staff and volunteers become members ... pathway that brings together local voluntary and health and care organisations to help put the older person in control of their health and enable them to regain their independence and quality of life. We use

  3. Fit for the future

    focused on a person-centred approach to support older people living with long-term health conditions. A trained staff member or volunteer met with each individual older person and agreed a personal, tailored

  4. Managing money in later life

    life. Nearly 1 in 5 people in the UK are over State Pension age (65+) and we can expect the average person to spend a quarter of their lifetime retired. We know that when it comes to finances, the main focus ... health. What we asked What outcomes indicate a financially resilient retirement? What personal attributes make an older person well placed in retirement? What are the barriers to having a financially resilient

  5. A place to call home

    the time comes to move. We know how personal and emotional these moves can be. Our friendly advisers are experts in having these important conversations, person to person. Age UK. Know what to do. Our home

  6. TCS London Marathon charity places

    London  Distance: 26.2 miles Why: Change people's lives What you’ll get from Age UK First class 1-1 personal support with your fundraising and training  The loudest cheering squads on the route to get ... voice, we're there for them. When they've lost the person they love the most, we're there to help them find the strength to carry on. When an older person is forced to live in a freezing house because they're

  7. Human rights

    take appropriate steps to protect a person’s life e.g. ensure adequate laws to protect you from others who might want to take away your life not take away a person’s life, except in a few very specific ... deprivation of liberty must be lawful, proportionate and continue for no longer than is necessary. For a person to be classed as being deprived of their liberty, they must be subject both to continuous supervision

  8. A guide to online banking

    enquire about their particular process, but it may include some of the following steps: entering your personal details including your name, contact details and bank account details (the sort code and account ... avoids common words, numbers or keyboard patterns (such as 'password' or '123456'). Don't include personal information, such as your name, date of birth, or any family member's details in your password. 

  9. I'm worried about someone feeling lonely

    routine slide (for example, getting up a lot later than usual) caring less about their appearance or personal hygiene not eating properly being negative about themselves withdrawing from things they used to ...   Sometimes, the person themselves needs to make a change to start feeling better – and that'll only happen when they're ready. The best thing you can do to help the person you're worried about

  10. What is cautious hugging?

    precautions where this isn’t possible. From Monday, the Government has said that we can make the personal choice whether to socially distance when we meet up with friends and family. While we should still ... face-to-face with the person you’re hugging are safer. That way, you can avoid breathing in each other’s breath. If you want to be extra cautious, you and the person you’re hugging could

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