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  1. Modern slavery and human trafficking statement

    Age UK is committed to preventing modern slavery in our organisation and ensuring that our supply chain is as equally free of both modern slavery and human trafficking. Read our full policy.

  2. Supporting older people's health in 2026

    achieving 3 shifts in how the NHS operates. These 3 shifts consist of placing a major focus on prevention rather than sickness; moving care from hospitals into communities; and making better use of technology ... developments to look out for this year, and how they may impact older people. Frailty and prevention Firstly, the NHS’ National Frailty Improvement Collaborative will roll out in seven sites across England

  3. Smoking

    Smoking is the biggest cause of preventable deaths in England. Even after years of smoking, it's still worth giving up. Read more from Age UK.

  4. Age UK and The Wombles join forces

    Be a womble and donate your unwanted gifts, goods, and clothes to your local Age UK shop, to prevent them making their way to landfill.

  5. Home safety and security

    Age UK provide Information for older people on keeping safe at home. This includes crime prevention, gas and fire safety and preparing for floods.

  6. New website promoting home safety

    Age UK, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) and National Trading Standards Scams Team are supporting a new website designed to promote and draw together online resources on home safety

  7. LGBT+ groups for older people and staying connected

    Keeping in touch with others and taking part in social activities can help us stay connected and prevent feelings of loneliness. Some local Age UK's run groups aimed at older LGBT+ people.

  8. Making a will

    If you want to be sure your wishes will be met after you die, then making a will is vital. It may prevent you from paying unnecessary taxes to the government.

  9. How the NHS recovers from coronavirus

    practice? Not out of the woods First and foremost, it means a sustained and aggressive focus on preventing the spread of coronavirus. As much as we can have confidence that rates of transmission are now ... and worse cardio-vascular health. This will mean premature development of frailty for some and significantly worsening frailty for others. Lack of social contact will be equally damaging with some losing

  10. Building on success to beat loneliness

    lonely than people who speak to friends and family more often. Loneliness is linked with accelerated frailty and increased risk of several diseases – including a 29% increase in risk of incident coronary ... recognise it themselves – and when they do, stigma, low confidence and a lack of information can prevent them from accessing available services. Sensitive methods are needed to identify and support lonely

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