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

    promotes independence. However, while the rates are in line with the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) daily living components, there are no equivalent mobility components. We are regularly contacted by ... Allowance saying, ‘I feel I am being discriminated against because of my age.’ Another who applied for PIP but found he was 4 months too old to qualify told us how hard it was to manage. He lives in a rural

  2. CRS_Sept14_Personal_independence_payment_independent_review.pdf

    review of how Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is working. The call for evidence is aimed at individuals and organisations with information about the PIP assessment and Disability Living Allowance (DLA) ... requests for written or web based information about PIP (compared to 6700 on Attendance Allowance) while local Age UKs dealt with 2350 enquiries about PIP in the first quarter of this year. Our response

  3. Age UK - The Cost of Cold - Non-MP Version.pdf

  4. Here's how your Stream for Ages will help older people.pdf

    pay towards in-depth advice from a specialist Advisor for an older person who is struggling to make ends meet. £140 could help pay for a Benefits Entitlement Check that, on average, identifies £2,000 in ... Identified over £25 million a year in unclaimed benefits Loneliness is devastating. I don’t know what I would’ve done if it wasn’t for Age UK’s Telephone Friendship Service. I always look forward to

  5. For Later Life 2018 - provisional programme

    15:3016:30 Parallel sessions What’s fair for older people – how will we pay for care? Care in a changing World Workforce challenges in health and social care 16:30 Conference ends For more information and

  6. ID205780 Running Cause 2025

    worried about the bills. So, I ate less and less. In the end, I was just having bread water and tea. - James, 74 Loneliness is devastating. I don’t know what I would’ve done if it wasn’t for Age UK’s Telephone ... pay towards in-depth advice from a specialist Advisor for an older person who is struggling to make ends meet. £140 Could help pay for a Benefits Entitlement Check that, on average, identifies £2,000 in

  7. Policy_Research_Update_Sept2017.pdf

    Malnutrition Task Force, published a booklet focusing on having the difficult conversations about end of life. See the booklet and accompanying animation here >  Publications Age UK contributed to a report by the ... 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 the Aut

  8. RB_Nov14_Richmond_Group_What_is_preventing_progress.pdf

    What is preventing progress? Time to move from talk to action on reducing preventable illness A report by The Richmond Group of Charities November 2014 25 2025 BY CONTENTSABOUT The Richmond Group of Charities ... thank Incisive Health for their work drafting this report. www.incisivehealth.com FOREWORDFOREWORD 4 What is preventing progress? The Richmond Group of Charities 5 Foreword Our health is one of our most

  9. CRS_Dec14_Health_select_committee_inquiry_end_of_life_care.pdf

    Health select committee inquiry End of life care Ref: 2914 Date: December 2014 All rights reserved. Third parties may only reproduce this paper or parts of it for academic, educational or research ... approaching the end of life. Not in terms of stopping treatments, but changing priorities so that people can have as good a quality of life for as long as possible. 1.4. Improving end of life care is

  10. Age UK Parliamentary Briefing - End of Life and Palliative Care (April 2026).pdf

    Parliamentary Briefing: Fixing End-of-Life and Palliative Care April 2026 Overview All older people should be able to die with dignity, comfort, and choice. However, evidence consistently ... consistently shows that many older people reach the end of their lives without the planning, timely recognition, support, or real choices that would allow them to die in the way they would wish. The national conversation

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