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  1. Computer classes for older people

    There's so much you can do using computers and the internet – from connecting with friends and family to shopping for groceries. Yet many older people are missing out. This is why many local Age UKs

  2. The allure of allotments

    get older they get slightly more isolated – from their community, from their friends, from their family. [This] gives them the opportunity to come down and be a part of something.” Olivia continues: “In

  3. Seafarers Group Calls

    fishermen anyone else who has worked at sea in any capacity. It also includes spouses, partners and family members of anyone with a seafaring background. How do group calls work? Calls are facilitated through

  4. Debt advice for veterans

    get by you're missing credit card repayments you've started to hide your spending habits from your family you avoid letters and calls from your creditors. You shouldn't ever need to pay for debt advice.

  5. Talent show

    share with others, don't we? Host an evening of singing, dancing, poetry or whatever your friends, family, colleagues or community can muster, all in aid of the vital work done by Age UK. How do I get started

  6. Campaign with older people

    vulnerable with the power of many voices. Help us make the most impact by sharing our campaigns with your family and friends. In person, on social media, via email. However you communicate, spread the word.

  7. Saying thanks to a special dad

    look after his mum and family. In his twenties he decided to come to the UK to better provide for them, and it was here that he met my mum. Soon, he was supporting not just his family back in India, but us ... Instead, he’s always focused on giving back to others. That generosity doesn’t end with family and friends. He’s become a father figure not just to me, but to so many people in our community

  8. Shining a light on isolation through music

    variety of ways people have been fundraising for Age UK in recent months. From shaving heads and family relays, to indoor mountain climbing and ultramarathons , the levels of invention shown have helped ... someone in our family or on our street whose living situation has been compromised and needs assistance. Many older people are disinclined to seek support from their neighbours, family or friends. Knowing

  9. Gwen's story

    cheer me up. A quieter Christmas Gwen has fond memories of Christmas. When she was in Singapore, her family would all receive a new set of clothes they would proudly put on. And later, when her daughter was ... bustle she can see from her window, weekends are when everyone heads out of town, seeing friends and family, getting away from it all. Not Gwen, though. For her, weekends are “a struggle” - particularly

  10. What we know now about older victims of domestic abuse

    older victims? Among older victims, 3 in 10 are male, and abusers include adult children and other family members, as well as partners. The data on domestic homicides tells us that older women are most at ... at risk from their partners or former partners, while older men are most at risk from their adult family members, such as sons or grandsons. The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 and accompanying statutory guidance

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