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  1. Parliamentary Briefing - Windrush Compensation Scheme, February 2024.pdf

    some cases, compensation levels have been insultingly low or did not cover all the areas of their lives that have been impacted, such as losses to private pensions. Many of the older Windrush Generation ... to light that people like us had been wrongfully treated as illegal immigrants, I spoke to ITV to share my experience. After that, it only took the Home Office a week to finally give me documentation. And

  2. Gender Pay Gap report 2018

    subsidiary, Age UK Trading Community Interest Company (Age UK Trading CIC). Age UK and its subsidiaries share the same values, as well as policies, procedures and processes that support those values to be embedded ... are committed to eliminating their respective gender pay gaps. We are driven by a strong sense of shared values and, as Age UK is a charity which champions equality and fairness for its millions of beneficiaries

  3. Health and Safety for volunteers_coronavirus_A4.pdf

    your own health. How to help Age UK safely You shouldn’t go inside the homes of anyone you do not live with, especially vulnerable people or people who believe they may be infected and are selfisolating ... own shopping or collect their medicines during the same trip. Do not enter another person’s home or share a car journey with someone you’re supporting. Top Tips for COVID-10 Volunteering: l Maintain social

  4. Age friendly government (Sept 23).pdf

    a great place to grow older, where everyone is able to have a say in decisions that affect their lives. Older people’s voices are too often going unheard by both local and national Government. While older ... unlawful discrimination, advance equality of opportunity and foster good relations between those who share protected characteristics (e.g., age and disability) and those who do not. This should involve monitoring

  5. Policy and research update (January 2019) (PDF)

    warns of another devastating impact of a policy announcement that could leave older pensioners who live with a younger partner thousands of pounds worse off. Click here to read about the government’s changes ... campaign to keep TV Licences free for people over the age of 75; with almost a third of this group living in poverty, TV can be an important link to the outside world. If you would like to help us reach

  6. Public Transport Policy Position - December 2022.pdf

    Policy Position Paper Public transport (England) December 2022 Wherever they live, older people should be able to reach key services, friends and family at reasonable cost, in reasonable time ... and facilitate access to those services. • Local authorities should consider how they can pool and share transport resources to help fill any gaps in local transport services. New technology should be deployed

  7. Scams prevention programme - Information protocol (PDF)

    Protocol Fair Processing Notice Age UK’s Scams Prevention and Victim Support programme has agreed to share some basic information about individuals who have used the programme to see how well our service works ... in Barnet, Enfield, Waltham Forest, Lewisham, Southwark and Richmond and have consented to data sharing. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets out seven key principles to ensure that that

  8. Older drivers Policy Position - December 2022.pdf

    Policy Position Paper Older Drivers (England) December 2022 Wherever they live, older people should be able to reach key services, friends and family at reasonable cost, in reasonable time and ... mobile and independent. It has been extended to people with hidden disabilities, including people living with dementia. Although welcome, this measure does not provide any additional parking spaces or designated

  9. The rights of older people (Feb 2025).pdf

    boomers’ or else extremely frail and vulnerable. Ageism can have a significant impact on people’s lives and lead to older people being overlooked in policies and service provision. • Digital exclusion: ... in the law to require banks to provide face-to-face services • Banks to accelerate the rollout of Shared Banking Hubs to meet the high and continuing demand for face-to-face services. More information

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

    health and wellbeing. One such service is our ‘warm and well’ programme, the evaluation of which we share in this month’s bulletin. Warm wishes, Jane Vass, Director of Policy and Research News To mark Talk ... Abrahams commented “At Age UK we believe that each and every older person should have enough money to live without having to struggle and participate fully in society. Without that it’s easy to see how people

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