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  1. Government announce new loneliness strategy

    that loneliness is one of the greatest public health challenges of our time. Three quarters of GPs surveyed say they see 1 to 5 people a day who are suffering from loneliness. 1 Loneliness has been linked

  2. Tackling Inequalities Fund

    reporting that they can't walk as far since the pandemic.  This impacted the older people we surveyed by: reducing their ability to do day-to-day activities leading to a loss of mobility and balance

  3. Renting and social housing

    You may already be renting and are looking to move somewhere new, or perhaps you’re considering renting a property for the first time.

  4. The future for social care

    care packages stripped back in a desperate effort by their council to spread the jam more thinly. A survey carried out by the Care and Support Alliance last year found numerous examples of this, as witnessed

  5. Could we become ageless?

    it mainstream. Ageing and its effects is the single largest cause of human suffering. There was a survey in the US in 2013 that said that 90% of people hadn’t heard anything about the idea of slowing

  6. Age UK Trading Bathing Solutions

    Information about Age UK easy bathing products.

  7. Evaluating charity programmes for older people

    Age UK evaluates programmes to ensure they're making a positive difference to older people.

  8. Mental health hub for professionals

    Low mood isn't part and parcel of getting older. We've pulled together useful information for you to share with the older people you support, as well as our latest mental health research and reports.

  9. Ambitions for later life programme

    complex benefits and care systems came up time and again in the programme. 98 per cent of people surveyed about Ambitions for Later Life found the information and advice they were given useful and an identical

  10. The digital conundrum

    inclusion group had moved on even further and were learning about family history online. National surveys show that virtually all younger people use the internet, but this reduces with age and those aged

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