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  1. Share your story

    story to tell. By telling us the story of how Age UK has helped you, you can also help others. Sharing your experiences can change minds, challenge stigma and make many more people aware that they can turn ... process of sharing her story It's one of the best things that's happened to me. If you'd like to share your story of how Age UK has helped you or someone you know, or what inspired you to support us, simply

  2. In your area

    Find out what services your local Age UK runs near you.

  3. Making your next move

    play a crucial role. Let's live better Watch our campaign film to discover all the options for making your next move towards a healthier later life. How physical activity can help Scientific studies consistently

  4. Looking after your boiler

    bad news at any time of year, but particularly in the colder months. Find out how you can look after your boiler with Age UK.

  5. Be your own boss

    people aged 65 and over has more than doubled in the past five years. Read Age UKs guide on how to be your own boss to get started.

  6. Your free downloads

    Download your fantastic free Stream for Ages resources.

  7. Trace your family tree

    We aim to answer your questions about genealogy, and look at what's involved and how you can get started.

  8. Warm Homes programme

    The Age UK Warm Homes programme aims to help older people increase their income to pay for energy bills, and make their home more energy efficient.

  9. Care homes information guide

    Making the decision to move into a care home, for yourself or a loved one, can feel daunting. Our guide can help you make an informed choice that's right for you.

  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 ... Lavina. “There’s a lady who’s 100 and has Alzheimer’s, and there are care home residents that started doing the sessions during the pandemic and have continued with them. One couple

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