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Why do we value old objects over older people? Age UK is here to change how we age.
Here's how, with your support, Age UK is supporting older people through the cost of living crisis.
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explains what the EU Settlement Scheme is, what it means for applicants, and what's stopping older people from applying.
reduces our risk of infection, as well as relieving pain. Age UK’s foot care services help older people who are unable to look after their feet. Basic foot care services Over 80 local Age UKs have trained
Age UK's Charity Director, Caroline Abrahams, explains the five biggest priorities for older people from the next Government.
are a doorway to a huge variety of social groups, activities, events and friendship clubs for older people. Find out what's running at your local Age UK.
Local Age UKs provide professional and friendly help with day-to-day domestic tasks to help older people to stay in their homes for longer. Many of our local Age UKs offer a paid-for service that helps
We speak to Ruby Wax about her new book on mindfulness, and how it can benefit older people during trying times.
chihuahua, assisting Age UK Trafford with dementia support. Age UK Trafford has been supporting older people with memory loss for more than 25 years. Keen to find innovative new ways to aid those with dementia ... Manager at Age UK Trafford. The specialised day support they offer encourages the independence of older people with dementia, while providing opportunities to socialise with their peers. Researching new ways
past year, the jobs market has been badly affected by the pandemic, leading to a large number of people – including many older workers – finding themselves out of work. The over-60s have been ... MP: “It’s important to focus on helping older workers, refreshing what we do to support people who may be looking for work, remembering of course they may not have come into contact with the DWP
suffering and loss, it’s important we take a step back now to consider the future of care for older people. It’s worth remembering, after all, that crises can often illuminate important factors that ... does good care for older people look like? Refinancing is essential but what of reform? The starting point surely has to be considering what good care looks like for older people, and listening to what they
Caroline Abrahams discusses our recent rally, and what we'll be doing with the insights shared by older people in the countdown to the General Election.