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  1. Getting older people fighting fit for life post-lockdown

    unsupported, if that’s possible for you.” What have been the positive outcomes from your classes? “One of the biggest positives from this period is older people embracing digital technology ... purposes. My mum didn’t even have a mobile phone before, but now is confidently joining me for classes online. Other important factors have been creating a virtual community to combat loneliness, and

  2. How every Age UK Weekly Lottery and Raffle entry helps

    services and social activities to their communities - from quizzes and coffee mornings to exercise classes and computer skills. Dividing line Information and advice Playing our lottery or raffle helps older

  3. Act Now, Age Better

    action and move more – from walking versions of popular sports to more challenging exercise classes. Stay informed Read our information and advice to find out why it's so important for us all to invest

  4. The Bradbury Foundation

    older people a week – up from 1,600 a year ago – and provides opportunities for participation in classes, friendship clubs, socialising and advice on day-to-day or specialist issues. What Age UK Lincoln

  5. Sporty ideas

    class="intro">Swim, cycle, run or hike. However you choose to fundraise, by getting active for Age UK you'll be making a huge difference to the older people who need our support.

    Let's get moving

  6. Higher education and university

    will need to begin a degree or diploma course. They are run by local colleges, usually as evening classes. There are over 1,500 access courses listed on the Access to HE website . The Complete University

  7. Fit for the future

    for this project has now come to an end, many of the local Age UKs still continue to run activity classes and some have secured further funding to continue this work. To find out more about the local areas

  8. Travelling Companions programme

    finished their Travelling Companions sessions were Age UK clubs, befriending services and exercise classes. In terms of the difference the service made to older people, we found that: Overall, 44.6% increased

  9. The difference your support can make

    are offering activities that foster friendship and bring communities together – from cookery classes to tea dances. You're also helping local Age UKs support older people with vital services like home

  10. Government announce new loneliness strategy

    strategy will enable GPs across England to refer lonely patients to community activities like cookery classes, walking clubs and art groups by 2023. This will be called 'social prescribing' and will mean doctors

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