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  1. run-your-age-fundraising-guide-2023.pdf

    RUN YOUR AGE RUN YOUR AGE HOW TO GUIDE HOW TO GUIDE 02 | Run Your Age Fundraising Guide What’s Run Your Age all about? Ready to kickstart 2023 with a challenge? From 1 January you’ll have one month to ... to run – or walk – your age and get sponsored for your efforts. If you’re 46, why not run 4.6km a day for the month? If you’re 20, why not run 20 miles? If you’re 80, how about climbing 80 steps? Whatever

  2. Financial resilience in later life - Jun 14 (PDF)

    June 2014 Financial resilience in later life 32 • Barclays, BlackRock and Mercer, for hosting the Financial Services Commission summit events • All those who wrote provocations for the summit events: ... part in the summit events (all participating organisations are referenced at the end of the report) • The individuals who took part in the deliberative events for older people: Age UK Waverley in Surrey;

  3. 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 ... 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

  4. Factsheet - Deprivation of assets in social care (PDF)

    of assets in social care September 2025 About this factsheet This factsheet looks at deprivation of assets, which can be an issue when a local authority carries out a financial assessment in relation to ... can look at whether you have removed your assets from its reach to avoid paying a contribution towards social care services being provided, for example by giving money to another person. If it concludes

  5. 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 ... 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 from a specialist Advisor for an older person who is struggling

  6. 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

  7. 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

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. For Later Life - Care in a changing world (PDF)

    www.ageuk.org.uk/forlaterlife #forlaterlife Care in a changing world Chair: Steph Harland, CEO, Age UK Speakers:  Kirsty Woodard, Ageing without Children  Jim Glennon, Training and Consultancy Manager ... they are more reliant on good health and social care services.  The older LGBT community have different needs to their heterosexual peers, through looking at statistics they generally consume more alcohol

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