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  1. Dementia and incontinence

    the person can get to the toilet as easily as possible. This might include getting them a walking aid or stairlift. Freestanding or wall-mounted grab rails can make it easier to get on and off the toilet

  2. The making of Age UK's sex, relationships and intimacy information guide

    professionals and ensure older people understand their rights and options. What do you hope the guide will achieve? Age UK wants older people to feel seen and understood. By talking openly about sexual health ... The guide brings together practical advice on a wide range of topics, including safer sex, toys and aids, online dating and consent. It also signposts to trusted organisations and services so readers know

  3. A tribute to my grandparents

    proud of, I needed to be with my nan and grandad. A new start A big reason for running the marathon in aid of Age UK was because I wanted to give back to a charity that supports older people, and especially ... day after the last time I saw my grandad. It feels very fitting, because I know that Nanny and Poppa will both feature heavily in my wedding speech. I also hope to carry forward the lessons from their happy

  4. Living well with dementia

    check whether your local audiology service accepts self-referrals. You may be able to get free hearing aids and batteries from the NHS. Some pharmacists and opticians also offer hearing tests for free, but ... you’d usually need to pay for any treatment after that. Have a regular dental check-up . Your dentist will let you know how often you need to be seen for a check-up depending on how healthy your teeth are

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  6. Age UK at the London Marathon 2019

    video and relive the magic of this year's Virgin Money London Marathon, including those who ran in aid of Age UK. This year, 86 people ran the Virgin Money London Marathon for Age UK, pushing their bodies

  7. 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.

  8. Edie teaches us it’s never too late

    (played by Kevin Guthrie), to aid her with her preparation. And then… well that would be telling… You’ll get no spoilers from us here, but what you will get is our chat with director

  9. Inspirational women on International Women's Day

    Richard Briers’ blustery Martin in BBC sitcom Ever Decreasing Circles. Younger viewers, however, will likely associate her with her role as Simon Pegg’s mum in 2004 zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead ... provided into the importance of protecting older people, Helen has done the majority of these races in aid of Age UK – encouraging friends to get involved too. “I tell them you don’t have to athletic to start

  10. Fundraising promise

    respect, fairness, honesty, and clarity in our fundraising activities. We will keep our fundraising practices under review and we will work with others with the aim of improving practice across the charity ... please don’t hesitate to email us or call 0800 077 8751. We will commit to high standards We will adhere to the Fundraising Code of Practice We will monitor fundraisers, volunteers and third parties working

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