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  1. Physical activity videos to use at home

    Getting active at home doesn't have to be difficult. Why not try one of these short videos? They've been produced by the charities who brought you  We Are Undefeatable , a campaign which Age UK is

  2. Getting help at home information guide

    Download Age UK's Getting help at home information guide to find out about getting support with day-to-day tasks – from housework to personal care.

  3. Care home top-up fees

    You will need to "top up" If you choose a care home with fees higher than your local authority is willing to pay. Read more from Age UK.

  4. Personal care services for older people

    Some local Age UKs can provide care for older people at home. This could include support with washing, bathing, getting in and out of bed, preparing food etc.

  5. Helping older people stay safe and well at home

    running programmes across the country to help older people stay safe, warm and comfortable in their own homes.

  6. Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds at Christmas

    We've teamed up with Channel 4 for an extra special Christmas episode of Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds to raise awareness of the major issue of loneliness.

  7. Visiting in care homes: where now?

    joint blog by Caroline Abrahams from Age UK and Vic Rayner from the National Care Forum explains why visiting in care homes can and should continue to be the default.

  8. Support moving into a care home

    When someone moves out of their own home and goes into a care home, it can be a traumatic time. Here are some tips from Age UK on how to make it easier.

  9. Choosing the right care home for you

    Choosing a care home is a big decision. Use Age UK's care home checklist to make sure you know exactly what to look for when visiting potential homes.

  10. A guide to campaigning

    At Age UK we work with you, our supporters, to influence decision-makers on issues that affect older people, such as our underfunded care and support system, our cold homes and loneliness.

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