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  1. Practical ways to help older people

    Things you can do to help older people with practical stuff, or keeping spirits up, during this period of social distancing in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

  2. How to support older people in 2025

    Age UK's Health Influencing team details how professionals can support older people through the expected challenges of the coming year.

  3. Life for older people after the vaccine

    after the vaccine With more and more older people receiving the coronavirus vaccine, it's natural to let out a collective sigh of relief. But what then? Can older people return to how they were living pre-pandemic ... vaccination may not offer you complete protection from becoming unwell with coronavirus There are still large numbers of people with coronavirus in the UK. Recent estimates suggest about 1 person in every 50 in England

  4. Supporting older people's health in 2026

    Age UK's Health Influencing team discusses updates to the NHS 10 Year Plan and what to expect in 2026.

  5. Helping older people to keep active

    Find out how Age UK is helping older people take part in physical activity through innovative programmes.

  6. Parliament listens to older people regarding coronavirus

    The House of Lords COVID-19 Committee met with older people from across the UK to look at the long-term implications of the pandemic on society and wellbeing.

  7. Supporting older people's mental health

    The Age UK Health Influencing team discusses the impact of dismissing older people's mental health concerns, and what can be done to help.

  8. IAPT and mental health in older people

    Start the conversation One in four older people lives with an issue with their mental health, but there is support out there than can help by encouraging open discussion. The IAPT (Improving Access to ... disorders and depression. It aims to better people’s mental health by looking at methods of coping.  But while the programme was created with all ages in mind, there are less over-65s using the service than

  9. Foot care services for older people

    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 ... clinic At home, if you are housebound At one of our day centres  How to find foot care services near me Contact your local Age UK to book an appointment and to find out more about what care it provides

  10. General Election: Older people’s priorities

    Age UK's Charity Director, Caroline Abrahams, explains the five biggest priorities for older people from the next Government.

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