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  1. One Digital Final Evaluation Report.pdf

    people were living alone. Most of those interviewed were active and mobile individuals, most had hobbies and interests (including volunteering for some) and appeared to have strong social connections with ... wanting to ‘left behind’ or to use technology as a way to maintain independence. “I’d just got a new mobile phone so it was kind of handy.” (Julia, 85, Leeds) “One of the biggest things is independence

  2. An intermediate guide to apps.pdf

    touch and then lift your finger off the touchpad to carry out an action. This could be to move to a new screen or open an app on your device. It’s the equivalent of clicking a ‘mouse’ on a computer. You ... of storage space. If you run out of storage space on your phone, you won’t be able to download any new apps. Delete apps you don’t use regularly to create space: On an Android device Go to the app in the

  3. Age-friendly banking essentials - Apr 16 (infographic) (PDF)

    processes designed to be age-friendly, taking account of age-related perceptual and motor issues. New technology to be tested by older users to ensure user-friendliness. ATMs in bank branches, post offices ... supermarkets and other safe non-street places. Ensure paper-based instruments continue alongside new digital technology. Cheque imaging enables normal cheque use to continue while processing is digitised

  4. Friendship leaflet.pdf

    gives people over 60 the opportunity to have a regular chat on the phone. If you’d like to make a new friend, we’re here to make it happen. Here for friendship Once you tell us you’d like a telephone friend ... telephone friends are carefully vetted during their application process, and they’re excited to make a new friend of their own. Once we’ve found the right person for you, you’ll start having weekly calls. Calls

  5. Policy and research update (November 2018) (PDF)

    this month’s bulletin. Warm wishes, Jane Vass, Director of Policy and Research News To mark Talk Money Week, Age UK released new research which suggests that ‘being in control of finances has a positive effect ... full report, and here to see Age UK’s page on the project. Read the report > Consultation responses A new deal for Social Housing Age UK respond to the consultation from the Ministry of House, Communities

  6. Addressing older men’s experiences of loneliness and social isolation in later life - Apr 19 (PDF)

    participants’ social networks, levels of social engagement with others and sources of support; • To identify new ways in which social care and voluntary services could support older men to maintain social engagement ... in early and current life. Being a ‘minority in a minority’ as older and gay – impacts on forming new relationships. Loneliness experienced within groups due to hearing loss. Cycle of indirect exclusion:

  7. Policy and research update (April 2019) (PDF)

    at Age UK to enable older people to talk openly about the things that are important to them and our new report Struggling On contains stories showing the financial hardships that too many face. As well as ... we’re striving to improve the lives of older people. - Paul News Struggling on - Age UK’s new report on financial hardship in later life New Government figures show that there are 2 million pensioners

  8. CRS_April14_Speeding_up_cheque_payments.pdf

    intervention to require banks to end the cheque replacement programme and 2013 legislation to introduce a new Payment Systems Regulator. About Age UK Age UK is a charity and a social enterprise driven by the ... wherever they live. We are a registered charity in the United Kingdom, formed in April 2010 as the new force combining Help the Aged and Age Concern. We have almost 120 years of combined history to draw

  9. Policy_Research_Update_Mar2018.pdf

    listening to their stories, is also set out in our new report, Struggling to cope. Warm wishes, Jane V ass, Director of Policy and Research News New analysis from Age UK shows that 1.465 million feel ... their control. Age UK’s new report, Struggling to Cope with Later Life calls on everyone to do more to support older people in recognising their selfworth. Featured Publication A new report, Applying the

  10. Letter to Chris Hemsley, Payment Systems Regulator, (Oct 2023).pdf

    our concerns with the Payment Systems Regulator’s (PSR) recent reimbursement proposals. The PSR’s new redress system must be fairer and more effective in reimbursing victims than the current voluntary ... Model (CRM) Code. Yet, as we set out in our recent responses to the PSR’s latest consultations on a new consumer standard, a claims excess and a maximum reimbursement level, we believe these proposals mark

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