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  1. Homelessness

    you to remain in your accommodation. That might mean: you're staying with friends or family on a temporary basis your home is in a very poor condition your home is no longer suitable for you because of a ... benefit letters and wage slips letters from professionals involved in your care, e.g. doctor or social worker setting out your care and support needs or a domestic violence advocate crime reference numbers

  2. Dental services for older people

    As you get older it's even more important to take care of your teeth and gums and regularly visit your dentist. Find out more information from Age UK.

  3. Sky

    Sky selected Age UK as one of their charity partners for their ‘Sky Cares’ programme which aims to support the communities in which Sky’s customers and employees live and work.

  4. 7 reasons we need the Green Paper

    It's been 700 days since the Governmeet announced the Green Paper on social care, which has been delayed six times. We explain what's happened in that time and why we need it now.

  5. Looking after yourself in a heatwave

    Many of us look forward to some sunshine, but as we get older, we need to take extra care when temperatures rise. Here are some tips for staying cool this summer.

  6. Operation Sterling

    working to help older LGBT+ veterans in a range of areas – from claiming benefits to accessing social care.

  7. Problems with homecare

    If you're not happy with the care you're receiving at home, you have the right to make a complaint. Find out what your next steps are from Age UK.

  8. Lottery and Raffle

    Take part in Age UK's Charity Lottery and Raffle supporting the care of people across the UK in later life. Find out more about our £25,000 prize today!

  9. GP services for older people

    hospital. Your GP practice must allocate everyone a named, accountable GP. This GP will oversee your care and take responsibility for evaluating your current physical and psychological needs. Though this ... this doesn’t mean the named GP is the only doctor at your practice who will or can provide your care. If you're joining a new surgery, ask about the availability of services that may be important to

  10. Say hello to an older neighbour

    acts of kindness day, say hello to an older neighbour you haven't spoken to before to show them you care. Plus more ideas for random acts of kindness.

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