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  1. Brand Launch event invitations_thankyou_5.pdf

    org.uk to share any comments. Thank you for joining us, we look forward to working together. New logo here?

  2. Parliamentary Briefing - Make Care Fair - January 2020.pdf

    current approach to funding and providing care remains as it is today. Last year there were 1.32 million new requests for social care, over half of which resulted in no services at all or people being signposted ... home to pay for it. Alongside this they promised an additional funding of £1 billion per year of the new Parliament from April 2020. However, in the absence of the real reform that the system needs, these

  3. February_2020_policy_and_ research_,update.pdf

    February 2020 With a new Chancellor in post, Age UK’s determined to ensure that social care doesn’t get forgotten. You can read about our asks for the forthcoming Budget here. News 2,000 older people’s ... people’s requests for care turned down every day New Age UK analysis finds that in the last 12 months, about 700,000 requests for formal care and support, equivalent to 51% of all requests, have been made by older

  4. Consultation Response House of Lords Select Comittee, digital exclusion and cost of living, March 2023.pdf

    concerns about security and scams, cost, and health impairments. The Government should set out a new Digital Inclusion Strategy that provides an overview of the current situation, looks at what more needs ... potentially funding work to fill gaps in provision. As part of its role the Government should set out a new Digital Inclusion Strategy to replace the one published in 2014, which is now outdated. This should

  5. Update September 2016 (PDF)

    exercises, including strength training, aerobics, and those that improve flexibility and balance. Try new physical activities and exercises that you think you will enjoy. Ways to donate to Age UK 1 Call 0800 ... strength and flexibility. Mental wellbeing try and meet up with friends or put time aside to enjoy a hobby that helps you feel good about yourself. Healthy eating no single food contains everything that you

  6. Lords Select Committee on the Rural Economy Call for Evidence Response (PDF)

    rurally (which also affects employees in the service industries on which they rely, such as care). All new homes in rural areas should be built to the Lifetime Homes standards of accessibility so they serve ... staying 6 socially connected (e.g. through social media and free video calls) and maintaining hobbies and interests. Being able to carry out these activities online can be very important for older internet

  7. Age UK, Pathways to work evidence submission, May 2025 FINAL.pdf

    age (‘pensioners’). Key points and evidence Many pensioners receive PIP While PIP is only open for new applications for people under State Pension age, many people continue to receive PIP well over the ... other non-full) review, we assume this could still involve them being reassessed in some way under the new rules, even if they don’t have to supply full information again. 2. When a pensioner reports a change

  8. Age UK submission to JCHR - Covid-19 and human rights.pdf

    experiencing cognitive decline and lacking mental capacity, are confused and scared at being subject to new restrictions on their freedoms so any such restrictions must be necessary and proportionate. The use ... response to the pandemic. 4.5 While many people have embraced online forms of social engagement, hobbies and physical activity, there are still 3.6 million people over the age of 70 who are not online.

  9. Healthy living information guide (PDF)

    washed and dressed. You’ll be in a better position to keep doing the things you enjoy, too – from hobbies to going on holiday. 7 If you’re just getting started. Getting active can seem daunting if you don’t ... shouldn’t feel like a chore, so it’s important to find something you enjoy. You might want to take up a new hobby or revisit something you used to do. Finding something enjoyable can make it much easier to stick

  10. CRS_Feb16_LGA_housing_commission.pdf

    specified a focus on four themes: - House building - in particular looking at new ways that councils can enable investment in new homes - Place shaping, community and infrastructure - in particular looking ... needs in their areas and ensure this is reflected in the construction, development and planning of new homes and associated infrastructure.  Planning strategies should help to identify specific sites

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