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  1. Cascade Volunteer Training Programme

    Funding for this project has now come to an end, however the Cascade Volunteer Training packs are still available through our partner consultants.

  2. What is Joining Forces?

    Joining Forces is a Ministry of Defence-funded project to support the quality of life and wellbeing of veterans born before 1950 and their family and carers

  3. What makes you happy?

    From building a routine to eating good food and keeping active, we want to know what makes you happy this International Day of Happiness.

  4. What we research

    isolation. We wanted to find out how many older people live with unmet needs, multiple needs, and in what combinations. For more information call the Age UK Advice Line on 0800 169 8787 (10am-4pm, Monday-Friday

  5. What is R?

    Dr Elizabeth Webb explains what R is, and its importance in the containment of the coronavirus outbreak.

  6. Do what you can

    of medication that helps you to move better, be stronger, and therefore be more confident.” What was your own fitness journey like? Sandra (pictured): “When I was younger, I was always very ... learn how to teach group exercise, which I did for several years. “I thoroughly enjoyed it but what I noticed was that when there were people in the classes who didn’t have the same physical ability

  7. What is cautious hugging?

    said that when we see our nearest and dearest again we may want to employ 'cautious hugging', but what is that? Dr Elizabeth Webb investigates.

  8. What we do

    campaigning, local support, advice and friendship, Age UK is changing the way we age. Find out more about what we do.

  9. Switched Off: What next?

    The campaign to keep over-75s TV licence free – what have we learned so far? Caroline Abrahams, Age UK's Charity Director, reflects on the successes and learnings from the charity's campaign to save free ... them without doing something about it. Many older people told us that they feel this is ‘the thin end of the wedge’; that if they think they can get away with it, the Government will try to take other

  10. What is financial abuse?

    subject is changed.  Mo feels like she doesn't have control over her own finances and doesn't know what to do. I don't have any control – everything's being decided for me.  Audrey's story

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