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  1. Things to do to feel less lonely

    socialising in person feels a little overwhelming at the moment, you could make more social connections online. There are lots of spaces designed to bring people together. Social media sites like Facebook and ... connecting with old and new friends, it's important to remember that not everyone is who they say they are online. Find out more about making the most of the internet while keeping yourself safe When you're ready

  2. Vaccines

    work and don't lead to any new side effects. There's a lot of misinformation about vaccines both online and offline. It’s important that you get your vaccine information from trusted sources, backed ... vaccine, but have not yet been contacted. Book, change, or cancel a COVID-19 vaccination appointment online - NHS Book, change or cancel a RSV vaccination appointment at a pharmacy - NHS Book, change or cancel

  3. Volunteer with the Connect and Support Service

    very rewarding experience empowering older people. You sign up and start your volunteer application online . We post new opportunities as soon as they are available. To confirm that your skills and experience ... advice and counselling support. Access to hundreds of offers off purchases from major high street and online brands, and supermarkets. Savings on Age Co products and services, like travel insurance.  Signing

  4. What do older people think about access to cash?

    to protect the cash system. Further loss of cash in our communities will likely drive more people online, further undermining high streets, villages and town centres trying to recover after a year of lockdowns ... “[My] weekly wage used to be paid in a pay packet, I leave things to my wife [now] – she does online banking, but I know nothing about it.” “People that are more vulnerable lose confidence

  5. Breaking down barriers to volunteering

    learn about the many opportunities available. The Age UK Telephone Friendship Service will hold an online ‘Meet and Greet ’ session on 7 June, to provide information about the service and how ... benefit the service and the lives of the older people. Age UK's Silver Line Helpline team will hold an online ‘Meet and Greet’ session on 5 June, offering information about their services and volunteer

  6. New data on the health and care of over-50s

    difficulties with accessing appointments in primary and secondary care, not being able to navigate online access to healthcare, and poor follow up. 1 in 4 respondents were waiting for NHS referral, diagnosis ... social activities, and 1 in 8 (13%) rarely or never have social contact with others over the phone or online. One in 12 said that they were often or always lonely. The figure was higher for people aged 50-64

  7. Pension Credit take-up – a problem that hasn’t gone away

    that can help, the good news is that there is now a straightforward process to claim Pension Credit online – as long as the person is already receiving a State Pension. And Age UK has lots of great ... people find out what could be due to them. Help by phone For the many older people who aren’t online, or prefer to talk to someone in person, the Age UK Advice Line (0800 055 6112) is ready to help

  8. General Election: Older people’s priorities

    older people who have kindly given their time to engage with us face to face, over the phone and online, so we can be sure that what we ask of all the political parties really does reflect their priorities ... able to access essential services – including banking and the NHS – offline as well as online . This is a particular bugbear for those who don’t use computers. 4. Ensuring older people’s

  9. PPI complaints

    you just need your name, date of birth and relevant previous addresses. Many providers now offer online tools to help you check. You can find a comprehensive list of PPI providers and their contact details ... the process. There are a few ways you can contact your provider to make a complaint: Online – many providers have online complaints tools on their websites Telephone – be aware that phone lines will have

  10. Tips for carers during the coronavirus pandemic

    might like to try or be able to manage.It might be a short walk or following a home workout routine online with some chair exercises. Gardening, carrying shopping and doing light housework like dusting and ... friends online through shared hobby and interest groups, the internet can offer a lifeline to people struggling with isolation. You should also be able to find specialist support services online. You are

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