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  1. Policy position: dignity in health and social care (PDF)

    Paper Dignity in Health and Social Care (England) March 2016 At all times, older people using health and care services must be treated and cared for with dignity and respect. Key Issues In England, approximately ... 405,000 people aged over 65 are living in almost 18,000 care homes. 65 per cent of all admissions to hospitals are people over 65 and because, on average, they stay longer they make up around 70 per cent

  2. Why your festive fundraising matters.pdf

    how your festive fundraising will help older people Almost a million older people will face a crisis hiding in plain sight this winter: loneliness. Most won’t see it. But Age UK does. And with your support ... centres. You can help Age UK reach even more older people. For example: £20 Could help pay towards in-depth advice from a specialist Advisor for an older person who is struggling to make ends meet. £140

  3. Run Your Age 24 tracker.pdf

    Your distance tracker 01. Distance covered Total distance 02. Distance covered Total distance 03. Distance covered Total distance 04. Distance covered Total distance 05. Distance covered Total distance ... to lace up! My age: My fundraising target: £ My distance target: 04 | Run Your Age Fundraising Guide Fundraising Guide Run Your Age | 05

  4. Your data at Age UK.pdf

    protected appropriately, and this document aims to ensure all colleagues are aware of their personal rights in relation to their own data, they understand how their data is handled and stored, how they can control ... handled appropriately and in line with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation and that colleagues are aware of their rights under this regulation. Your Data at Age UK Policy, Procedure

  5. Making the most of your device.pdf

    Making the most of your device Getting to grips with what you can do on your device can take some time – the possibilities are endless. But when you’re getting started, it can be helpful to know some of ... devices for. Setting your device up so it works for you Getting started This sheet will: 1. Help you get your device set up so it works for you. 2. Help you download apps. 3. Help you use your device to makes

  6. Run Your Age fundraising guide.pdf

    JADE JADE,, 28 28.. RUNNING RUNNING 28 MILES. 28 MILES. Run Your Age. Your welcome guide. 02 | Run Your Age Fundraising Guide What’s Run Your Age all about? Ready to kickstart 2022 with a challenge? ... have one month to run – or walk – your age wherever and whenever you want. If you’re 20, why not run 20 miles? If you’re 12, how about running laps of the park with your friends? If you’re 80, how about

  7. Factsheet - Arranging for someone to make decisions on your behalf

    someone to make decisions on your behalf June 2025 (amended November 2025) About this factsheet This factsheet looks at how you can arrange for other people to make decisions about your finances and health and ... and care if you think you may lose the mental capacity to do this in the future. This is usually family members or friends, but it can be a professional such as a solicitor. It explains how you can create

  8. A beginner's guide to staying safe online.pdf

    A beginner’s guide to staying safe online Helping you to stay safe whilst online Publication date: February 2022 Contents Introducing you to online safety 3 Using this guide 5 Understanding key terminology ... health scams 12 Top tips to stay safe online 13 Banking safely online 16 Shopping safely online 23 Who to contact for help 25 Next steps 26 2 | A beginner’s guide to staying safe online 1. Introducing

  9. ID205941 Age UK Staying safe_March 2026_Web.pdf

    Staying safe. Keeping yourself safe at home, out and about and online. Information guide AgeUKIG01 2 This information guide has been prepared by Age UK and contains general advice only, it should not ... publications in this information guide does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement by Age UK or any of its subsidiary companies or charities. Join our Readers’ Panel and have your say. The Readers’

  10. FS27 LP Planning for your funeral.pdf

    27 Planning for your funeral February 2026 About this factsheet This factsheet highlights things to consider if you want to plan ahead and make financial and other arrangements for your funeral. It looks ... a form at the back of the factsheet to record your funeral arrangement preferences and other helpful information for family or friends. The information in this factsheet is correct for the period February

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