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  1. Finding and arranging social care

    little help from time to time. Age UK has information and advice to help you work out what kind of social care could be right for you, from home adaptations to moving into a care home.

  2. VE Day at home

    time for commemoration and reflection. With a lockdown in place, we suggest some ways you can do this at home.

  3. Fundraise at your wedding

    Fundraise at your wedding Make your special day even more meaningful. A wedding or civil partnership brings together friends and family for a day of happiness and celebration. Why not share the love by ... link to it on your invitations. You can even set up a donation QR code and have it available on tables at your wedding reception, so guests can donate on the day. Visit JustGiving for more information

  4. Campaign with us

    At Age UK we work with you, our supporters, to influence decision-makers on issues that affect older people, such as our underfunded care and support system.

  5. Ageism in the workplace

    is when you are treated unfavourably because of your age. Find out more from Age UK about ageism at work.

  6. Loneliness research and resources

    chronically lonely older people in England. Read more about the research and impact work we carry out about loneliness at Age UK.

  7. Problems with homecare

    If you're not happy with the care you're receiving at home, you have the right to make a complaint. Find out what your next steps are from Age UK.

  8. You're not alone

    We'll all experience feelings of loneliness at some point in our lives. Learn more about the work we're doing to help older people.

  9. Fundraising at school

    Discover easy ideas for fundraising for Age UK at school.

  10. Embracing at-home exercise

    pandemic lockdowns inspired Lavina to begin filming and sharing structured routines that can be done at home, with her mother-in-law on hand to demonstrate the movements. “I know a lot of older people ... exercise than many people in their 30s and 40s who are stuck at their desk all day.” Lavina’s eager to support those who are working office jobs to make time to move, too – and says that

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