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  1. Keeping your fundraising safe and legal

    you will be responsible for carrying it out safely. Here are some things you should consider when planning your fundraising: Insurance If your event involves the public it is likely that you will need ... you’re hiring a venue then check whether they already have this. Any event carried out in aid of Age UK will not be covered by Age UK insurance. Food and drink If you plan to have food available at your event

  2. Meet Fred

    Many vulnerable older people will rely on the support of Age UK this Christmas.  We'll be there to offer crucial information, friendship and advice. Please will you help us? Donate now Age UK provides ... provides a range of services and your gift will go wherever the need is greatest. Fred isn't any one older person in particular. Fred represents the challenges experienced by the older people Age UK seeks

  3. Paul Lewis: Retirement planning advice

    gives his tips on how to plan for retirement - covering topics such as pensions, tax, annuities, wills and debt. Financial planning is really just arithmetic. Write down your income, your expenditure, ... lots of useful information Paul Lewis explains why it's vital to make a will when planning retirement. Why you should make a will Paul Lewis explains what an annuity is and how to find the right one. Deciding

  4. Stream for Ages

    what you love to help older people in need of support.   Here's how it works: Stream for Ages will be back in winter 2025. If you’re interested in finding out more, please email fundraise@ageuk ... campaigning for older people’s rights, or tackling loneliness and isolation – Age UK will be there.   Raise £70 and you could help pay towards an in-depth call with an expert benefits

  5. Virtual physical challenge

    the equivalent of the English Channel (21 miles). How do I get started? Decide what your challenge will be and how you want to complete it. You might want to try the distance across the English Channel ... challenge has begun. Can I get more support with my fundraising? Sign up CTA How will my money help Age UK? Your money will make a real difference to the lives of older people who need us the most, whether

  6. Quiz night

    guests. Use our downloadable poster to advertise your quiz night. Would any local businesses be willing to donate prizes? Ask around your contacts to see what could be available. Get creative with your ... more support with my fundraising? Fundraising support standard CTA (global) How will my money help Age UK? Your money will make a real difference to the lives of older people who need us the most, whether

  7. Skydive for charity

    Age UK and help us raise money to help older people. How do I get involved? Your sponsored skydive will be organised by our event partners Skyline. There are many skydiving locations throughout the UK and ... except Ireland, Scotland, Kent, Whitchurch, and Cornwall where it is £450 per person. Age UK will be invoiced for the cost of your place one week before your jump day. Therefore, please allow plenty

  8. Age UK Weekly Lottery complaints procedure

    tried and has failed to bring about a satisfactory solution, that a more formal complaints procedure will be used. Step 1 Seek Resolution from the Central Complaints Team Please write, e-mail or telephone ... working day we will send a letter or email of acknowledgement. We aim to resolve your complaint within 5 working days. Should your complaint require more detailed investigation then we will keep you updated

  9. Personal care services for older people

    called a ‘personal assistant’) will visit you at home at agreed times of the day, or in some cases will provide care over the entire 24-hour period. You will pay an hourly rate for this service. ...   According to your own needs, they will help you with: Getting in and out of bed Bathing Getting dressed Going to the toilet Eating and drinking Our services are regulated by the CQC (Care Quality

  10. Keeping older people warm and well this winter

    What is a Green Homes Grant and how will it help? With more of us likely to be spending longer at home this winter, Joel Lewis, Age UK’s Consumer and Financial Services Policy Manager explains a new Government ... provides £2 billion of funding to improve the energy efficiency of homes across England. But will this early Christmas present help keep older people warm and well this winter? Green Homes Grants

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