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Parliamentary Briefing - Windrush Compensation Scheme, February 2024.pdf

Additionally, claimants reported that in 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 ... further distress. We have a number of key recommendations which we believe the Government should act upon to do right by this group of older people. It is increasingly urgent that we do. Time is not on

RB_jul17_social_care_briefing_mps.pdf

Briefing: Social care and what MPs can do Summer 2017 If you have any questions or would like future information please contact Angela Kitching, Head of External Affairs, at angela ... also important to recognise that many carers are older people themselves. Key organisations have long said that the situation is unsustainable, and the Government now agrees. It is time to ensure that meaningful

2025 Fundraising Guide

Gender pay gap report , April 2020.pdf

reportable employees, which excludes any employees not receiving full pay in that pay period. Age UK did not report its 2019 Gender Pay Gap due to COVID-19, as allowed by the Government. Read more about Gender ... required by legislation, our report sets out Age UK’s gender pay gap as at 5 April 2020. At Age UK we have two reportable companies - Age UK the charity, which includes colleagues in our influencing, services

Why your festive fundraising matters.pdf

Most won’t see it. But Age UK does. And with your support, we won’t let older people spend a winter alone. Right now, all across the UK, we’re providing expert help and friendship to older people – from ... helpline and weekly friendship calls, to home visits and social activities at community day centres. You can help Age UK reach even more older people. For example: £20 Could help pay towards in-depth advice

Ideas for older men on how to beat loneliness and isolation - May 19 (PDF)

beat loneliness and isolation We all feel lonely sometimes. Sadly, it’s something lots of us experience as we get older. If you’re a man and over 65, you might find you feel lonely for different reasons ... felt lonely or isolated to find out how they dealt with it. We’ve used what they told us to write this leaflet. Lots of the men we spoke to said they felt they shouldn’t say anything because they didn’t

'You can’t bank on it any more' - The impact of the rise of online banking on older people, May 2023.pdf

“You can’t bank on it anymore” The impact of the rise of online banking on older people May 2023 Contents Summary and recommendations 03 Introduction - The rise of digital banking 06 Chapter 1 – How ... Chapter 3 – The Drive to Digital 19 Appendix 29 2 | ‘You can’t bank on it anymore’ Banking Policy Report Summary and recommendations 3 | ‘You can’t bank on it anymore’ Banking Policy Report In recent

ID205780 Fundraising Guide Infographic_Generic

media and ask friends and family to sponsor your incredible challenge! Themed dinner party £80 Can you cook up a Mexican feast or an Indian spread? Invite 8 friends to chip in £10 for a delicious meal. ... tins £40 Put our collection cans out in a busy local shop, gym or pub and put a poster up to say why you’re collecting. Street/Car Boot sale £60 Have a declutter and sell unwanted items outside your house

event_sponsor_form.pdf

Sponsor form Thank you for supporting Age UK Age UK is a registered charity (number 1128267) and a company limited by guarantee (number 6825798). The registered address is Tavis House, 1–6 Tavistock Square ... COLDER We’d like to keep in touch with you about the vital work we do for older people, our fundraising appeals and opportunities to support us, as well as the products and services you can buy. We will

Age UK Spring Budget Response- March 2024.pdf

Response 2024 Introduction For most older people, there was little to celebrate from the Budget. While we are pleased to see the extension of the Household Support Fund by six months, this will not be enough ... care are bleak. In response to the Spring Statement, Caroline Abrahams, Charity Director at Age UK said: “The reductions in National Insurance (NI) will be welcomed by people in their fifties and early