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  1. Winter, loneliness and volunteer support: The Silver Line Helpline at 10

    Esther says of what's been accomplished so far. Befriending and being there The Silver Line Helpline forms part of our wide-ranging support services for people who feel lonely or isolated. At a national level

  2. Jamie Cullum breaks record and raises money for Age UK

    and they all had fascinating stories to tell. I witnessed them suffer with Alzheimer's and other forms of cognitive decline later in life, so I know the challenges that age can bring. And while my grandparents

  3. Highlighting the issues affecting older people

    life better. Now it is time for the politicians to listen to us and respond. Let’s make sure whoever forms the next Government hears the voices of older people loud and clear.

  4. Uncovering the extent of cybercrime across the UK

    devastating impact that leaves victims in desperate financial situations. Cybercrime can take many forms, from phishing and investment fraud, to ID theft and blackmail. To date, more than £5m has been

  5. Helping older people stay safe and well at home

    and stay warm. Support came through benefit advice sessions and support in completing benefit claim forms. Find out more about the programme

  6. Donate by post or telephone

    further address details or postage stamp are needed. Download a one-off donation form Download a regular donation form Please make cheques and postal orders payable to Age UK. Thank you so much for your

  7. The Rothesay Foundation

    dedicated staff to guide older people through the application process which includes help filling out the forms. We'll also hire additional staff for our national Advice Line to provide the same service over the

  8. New website promoting home safety

    detectors and grab rails. However, the cost of carrying out improvements can be a barrier to some forms of remedial work. For example, an Electrical Safety First report found that only 39% of 60+ couple

  9. Blue Badge scheme - benefits, eligibility and ow to apply

    can’t walk or find walking very difficult, you might qualify for a Blue Badge. You might need an SR1 form, so contact your local council to check.

  10. Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

    have to fill out an application or do a face-to-face assessment. You will need to give an SR1 form about your illness from your doctor to the Department for Work and Pensions.

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