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  1. Staying safe online.pdf

    you to pay for free services. These are usually government services, such as renewing your passport.These websites aren’t illegal, but are set up to make you pay for free services. Other scams to be aware ... online activity, such as credit card numbers and bank details. You can buy packages online or in a shop from reputable sources such as Norton or McAfee. There are also free, safe versions available online

  2. Sending and receiving emails.pdf

    need an email account for lots of the other things you might want to do on the internet, such as shopping or banking. Setting up your account Step 1: Pick a provider Before you set your account up, you’ll ... registered address is Tavis House, 1–6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA. Age UK provides a range of services and your gift will go wherever the need is greatest. ID204603 03/21 Age UK is here is for you If

  3. Consultation Response - Age UK’s response to shaping future support - the health and disability green paper.pdf

    does work on behalf of people who are in their 50s and early 60s, and our information and advice services support people with benefits such as Personal Independence Payment and Employment and Support Allowance ... younger people. Disabled older people also need to be able to carry out practical tasks such as shopping and banking, attend hospital and GP appointments, visit friends and family, be able to engage in

  4. RB_Sept16_Age_UK_Briefing_Transport_infrastructure.pdf

    or driving, is a vital way for older people to continue to be connected, to work, to access local services and to participate fully in their communities. Background Responsibility for transport ... activities as a result of transport issues.  Accessing healthcare  Accessing finance, food and shopping All areas and means of transport should be ‘age-friendly’ so that older people can remain active

  5. Update January (2019)

    registered address is Tavis House, 1–6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA. Age UK provides a range of services and your gift will go wherever the need is greatest. ID204044 01/19 Thank you for helping us to ... and healthy during the colder months. Bringing a friendly voice to quiet lives Our Call in Time service provides lonely and isolated older people with the chance to receive regular friendly telephone calls

  6. Policy_Research_Update_Sept2017.pdf

    s with Personal Independence Payment (PIP), an increasing issue for people coming to Age UK I&A services. Read the report > Read Age UK's submission to the Government on what we would like to see in t ... better value fixed term tariffs. This could give a better deal to older consumers who struggle to shop around. Read the response >  Blog Read a new blog by Olivia Small on the impact on older people o

  7. Age UK's response - Consultation on ticket office closures (July 2023).pdf

    activities like attending hospital appointments, visiting family and friends, and going grocery shopping. When accessible good quality transport links are not available, it makes all of these things very ... due to limited digital skills or concerns about fraud. Even for those with knowledge of digital services and basic skills, it can be difficult to navigate systems to get the correct ticket. Digital exclusion

  8. Age UK Spring Budget Response- March 2024.pdf

    waiting social for carei in England. Without more funding for councils, the prospects for the public services older people rely on, especially social care are bleak. In response to the Spring Statement, ... of course, very welcome, but we are aware that funding for technical innovation within our health services often gets eaten up by the need to fund more immediate pressures - which are there in abundance

  9. Office of Fair Trading – Remote Communities call for evidence (Apr 12) (PDF)

    Consultation response 2 The OFT is conducting a study into the issues relating to the supply of goods and services for people living in remote communities. The call for evidence does not define ‘remote communities’ ... communities’, but captures a broad understanding based on how long it takes to access goods and services and population scarcity. This includes UK islands communities, the Scottish Highlands, mid and West Wales

  10. Staying safe during the coronavirus outbreak.pdf

    most things should be free of charge, for example dog walking. l If someone offers to do your shopping, ask for a receipt so that you can pay them on their return to cover the cost of the items. l ... Care services may be busier than usual and will no doubt need to deal with the fact that staff need to take time off unwell. As a result you might experience some changes to your normal services such as

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