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Technology_Together_Pilot_Evaluation-Survey_Findings.pdf

respondents Younger survey respondents  13 out of 41 respondents via word of mouth (friend or family member)  11 out of 41 respondents saw a poster  10 out of 41 respondents read about it newspaper

Housing options in later life (2024).pdf

of possible scenarios about house prices, rental prices, mortgage rates, future care needs, where family and friends might be living, and other factors. Older people need to have real options and be well

Scams awareness_fundraising_A4.pdf

receiving something that looks like scam mail, talk about it with someone you trust such as a friend or family member, or call Age UK Advice on 0800 169 65 65. If you’re approached at your doorstep by a fundraiser:

Policy and research update (April 2019) (PDF)

extra spending due to ill health, disability, living in insecure or poor housing, or living away from family and friends, makes life difficult as you get older if there's not much money coming in. It also describes

CGA patient explainer 4 page leaflet.pdf

suggest local services that could help, such as meal deliveries or carers. We can also help your family, partner or carers find support if they need it. Strength, movement and balance We will look at how

Ideas for older men on how to beat loneliness and isolation - May 19 (PDF)

about arranging for someone to provide a bit of care so you can do something just for you – friends, family and local respite services are a good place to start. How to find the right group for you For more

Financial abuse evidence review - Nov 15 (PDF)

amounts of money for service.  People frequently requesting small amounts of money from you.  Family members moving into your home without your consent and without a prior agreement on sharing costs ... study23 found that, in the cases of people aged 60+ who experienced financial abuse in the last year, a family member had  spent money 3.4%  forged signature 0.5%  forced the respondent to sign a document

Update newsletter, May 2019.pdf

RB_2012_Equalities_Evidence_Review_Moriarty.pdf

Census included a question on national identity. Our recent experience in a study of support for family carers suggested that, although there was a strong overlap between the way that participants defined ... older people restricting their activities. This may have serious consequences for them and their families in terms of loss of independence and reduced quality of life.(49, 55) These are some of the reasons

RB_2012_Equalities_Evidence_Review.pdf

Census included a question on national identity. Our recent experience in a study of support for family carers suggested that, although there was a strong overlap between the way that participants defined ... older people restricting their activities. This may have serious consequences for them and their families in terms of loss of independence and reduced quality of life.(49, 55) These are some of the reasons