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  1. Operation Sterling

    Thanks to generous funding from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, Age UK's Advice Line is working in partnership with Fighting With Pride to deliver the Operation Sterling programme, which is helping

  2. Solitude and loneliness in the age of coronavirus

    apparent.” 5. This is a chance for the Government to regain trust Are older people, some of them from the wartime generation, likely to trust the Government’s recommendations on shielding? Yes and no, according ... understand the reasons for it and trust the State not to mess things up,” he says. “Consent can be engineered by circumstance, if you trust those circumstances. Trust is absolutely crucial in this. If

  3. Access to cash during and after lockdown

    savings and expenditure. This means handing over cards, PIN numbers and online banking information. Trusted third parties like a partner, family member, friend, or someone in the community are a lifeline for ... well as the increasing numbers of people ageing without children, often don’t have a ‘trusted person’ they can rely on and they may not be getting the right support from their bank. Alongside

  4. A place to call home

    home became.” Local help from someone you can trust When it comes to issues at home or your housing, we know how important it is to use a service you can trust. That's why we make sure our housing services

  5. Can your company support the Age UK Telephone Friendship Service?

    – our volunteers are full of praise for the Telephone Friendship Service. Zurich Community Trust There are many hidden benefits for companies getting involved including developing the skills of ... our longest-standing Telephone Friendship partners: Barclays  Bloomberg HSBC Zuich Community Trust. Telephone Friendship Service member Natascha is more than just somebody who calls. It feels like

  6. For professionals

    Information you can trust We have information and advice for you and the older people you support. Browse the range of topics or sign up to our monthly professionals newsletter. Information for older people

  7. Cookies

    configure how they handle cookies. This can vary from only allowing cookies from websites that you trust to blocking all cookies by default. We also give you control over what cookies we use. You can adjust

  8. A special day at the Jet Age Museum

    Veterans from Age UK Gloucestershire visited the county's Jet Age Museum, where they celebrated the success of Joining Forces in the area.

  9. Arthur's D-Day story

    Arthur Thompson, a 95-year-old D-Day veteran from Age UK Leicester Shire & Rutland's Joining Forces project, shares his experiences.

  10. Protection from abuse and neglect

    you feel in control of what happens. If you're the person at risk, you can ask for someone who you trust to support you, or you can ask for an advocate. If you have difficulties, or don't have the mental ... concerns about someone else, then the same applies for them – they can ask for someone they trust or an advocate, and in some situations, the local council may have a duty to appoint them an advocate

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