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Training day 2018 presentation.pdf

Finish Line Keep Smiling! Recovery Reception at Prince Phillip House Alphabetised Meeting Points Don’t rely on phone signal! 9 Post-race Reception Prince Philip House • Open from 12 midday till 5pm • Hot ... do is leave all of your fundraising to the last minute, you are doing a marathon after all and don’t need any added pressure! Ideas for events, a quick A-Z • Auction • Bingo • BBQ • Cake Stall • Coffee

Sending and receiving emails.pdf

YellowTableSink (don’t use this example though). Whatever password you’re creating, the website should make it clear if it needs to meet certain criteria and indicate how strong your password is. Don’t use the same ... suggest you have to be certain things to claim it. Emails claiming to be from people you know: These won’t actually be from people you know, but can look like they are. They might ask for money or say they’re

Building Better Lives - Final Report.pdf

take part in social or leisure activities. 29% To go on holiday. 8% Something else. 6% Client wasn't sure or able to answer. 12% Benefit awareness raising workshops Summary of delivery • 92 awareness raising ... disagree with the statements below following the workshop.’ Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Don’t know I know more about the benefits which are available to older people 100% 0% 0% 0% I know more about

Joining Forces communications toolkit

For Later Life - Can the voluntary sector pick up the pieces

www.ageuk.org.uk/forlaterlife #forlaterlife Debate: Can the voluntary sector pick up the pieces? Chair: Steph Harland, CEO, Age UK Speakers:  Vicky Browning, CEO, ACEVO  Dan Corry, CEO, NPC  Penny ... £125bn the state spends. That doesn’t mean the sector should discount its impact, particularly when considering the outsized impact the third sector can have www.ageuk.org.uk/forlaterlife #forlaterlife

ID205713 End of life mythbuster

End of Life Mythbuster May 2025 2 Assisted dying: what it is, what it isn’t, and ensuring the debate around it does not stop us making plans for our health and care wishes in later life. The question of ... idea of what matters to us, and they can help us in the right way when the time comes and if we can’t communicate them ourselves. It would be unhelpful if misunderstandings about assisted dying, which is

Why your festive fundraising matters.pdf

will face a crisis hiding in plain sight this winter: loneliness. 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

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

for tips, inspiration and motivation. Remember, we’ll be with you (literally) every step of the way. www.facebook.com/groups/ runyourage2023 Fundraising Guide Run Your Age | 03 It’s time to start fundraising ... miles a week”. - Andrew, who raised £280 Get your FREE T-shirt Raise £50 and receive a #RunYourAge T-shirt. And remember, you don’t need to save your T-shirt for your challenge, feel free to wear it whenever

Big Knit Sir Hopsalot pattern.pdf

stitch – knit all rows k - knit k2tog - knit two together 2 2 needles 4mm wool colours level by Ju li e t Be rnard next row: k2, k3tog k2(5sts). Knit another 7 rows in garter stitch. next row: k1, k3tog k1(5sts) ... nose and mouth in black, brown and pink yarn. Give him a carrot and make sure Beatrix Potter doesn’t get her hands on him. These patterns are just ideas to get you started. Feel free to try different colours

Age UK - Fundraising email and social posts text.pdf

been isolated because of coronavirus for a short while, and already I can feel the difference. I don’t generally get depressed, but with total isolation, being a carer 24/7 for my husband without any breaks ... out anywhere, I think I could soon get very low. You can feel very alone. If it wasn’t for Age UK, I really don’t know what would happen.” Instagram I’m raising money for @age_uk to help support older