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  1. How important is creative and cultural participation to our wellbeing?

    live in an urban area. Some barriers that could prevent people from taking part include: Lack of transport Lack of support to get out and attend Lack of knowledge about what is available in the local area

  2. Accessible travel tips and information

    reservations and ticket sales. You can also find out more from National Express . Read more about transport concessions for older people Black cabs in London Every licensed black cab is London is wheelchair

  3. Your hospital stay

    you’re home. If your health condition makes public transport or getting in and out of a car difficult, you may be able to get free NHS transport. Talk to your GP who can arrange this for your first hospital

  4. Index of Wellbeing in Later Life

    messages for Government are: How crucial it is to sustain decent public services How important public transport is for older people How vital age-friendly communities are. For targeting services The Wellbeing

  5. Volunteer with your local Age UK

    level of information, advice and support. They also offer services that may include: home help transport shopping – delivery and assisted shopping IT/digital help and support handyperson services

  6. The mental health of older people coming out of lockdown

    result of the COVID-19 lockdown. What’s more, she’s visiting professor at the University of York. As someone who’s been speaking directly to older people during this period, and involved in

  7. The amazing work done by local Age UKs nationwide

    our clients. Volunteers are urged not to attend if they cannot travel without the use of public transport. All volunteers, regardless of the tasks they’re doing, have access to face masks and gloves at ... and people with mental health needs. “We’ve been really well supported by Wandsworth Community Transport,” explains Natalie de Silva, CEO of Age UK Wandsworth. “They’ve provided us with minibuses and drivers

  8. It Doesn't Add Up - Cost of Living Crisis campaign

    less and cutting back on time with friends and family. Sky-high bills – including energy, transport and food – have depleted savings and left many unable to cope. There are many older people

  9. The link between wealth and health

    told us that they were socialising less and had cut back on doing the things that they enjoy. Transportation costs have risen and social activities are no longer affordable, which left some people feeling

  10. 10 ways political parties could help older people

    bereavement and difficulties getting out and about because of disability, ill health, or poor public transport. 8. Create one Priority Services Register across all utilities. The Priority Services Register ensures

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