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  1. Report of Trustees and Annual Accounts 2011-12 (PDF)

    would be telling a friend what they learned • 35% said they were planning on starting an exercise class because of the event they went to. We said we would develop work with local Age UKs to tackle isolation ... for older people, their relatives and carers to find out more about falls and take part in local classes and services that can help prevent them. Last year’s theme was ‘Watch your Step’, which focused on

  2. Caring for someone with dementia information guide (PDF)

    the confidence of the person with dementia – so try to keep it up for as long as you can. Singing classes and activity groups Singing has been shown to be therapeutic and uplifting for people with dementia ... and their carers. You might also find other local activity groups for both of you, like exercise classes, book groups or craft activities. Search for local groups and activities by contacting Alzheimer’s

  3. Report of Trustees and Annual Accounts 2014-15 (PDF)

    Associations to recognise and treat chronic diseases, such as hypertension and to run basic exercise classes so people in later life can stay fit and healthy for as long as possible. Age International 20 21 ... local Age UKs with tenders. As well as offering general support, such as tender writing master-classes, we have provided one-to-one support on specific tenders, of which 91 per cent have been successful

  4. Healthy living information guide (PDF)

    jogging or swimming • sports such as tennis, squash or walking football • joining a local dance class. Good to know. Many smart phones and watches have built-in fitness and activity trackers which can ... If you can, make plans to eat with friends or at a social club every so often. • Find a cooking class. It might be that you need to start cooking due to a change in your circumstances. There are plenty

  5. RB_May15_Life_Offline.pdf

    This type of activity or class was envisaged being held in a local community centre or library. For some, Age UK felt like an obvious choice to deliver such a programme of classes or support services. There

  6. Final Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness report

    Rachel Reeves at the Camden Men's Shed project. Refugees speaking to MPs about access to English classes at our event with Refugee Action in parliament. WHAT WE WANT TO SEE OUR CALL TO ACTION Jo Cox Commission

  7. are_you_listening_interactive.pdf

    a particular section of the community. Day centres, community centres, coffee shops, tea dance classes, faith centres and community groups can be very good places to start when trying to reach out to

  8. Your mind matters information guide (PDF)

    website, or call 0300 303 44 98. You could also visit your local Age UK to see if there are any classes or local groups you could attend. In Wales, contact your local Age Cymru. 13 Why you might be feeling

  9. HWA Depression and Anxiety booklet.pdf

    much exercise we can do will be different for all of us. Some of us may be able to join exercise classes and local physical activity initiatives. Others may choose to do more exercise in our own homes.

  10. Age UK_We have to take it one day at a time.pdf

    socialise, as they could no longer afford to go out to groups or activities, including exercise classes. Linked to this, the increased costs of transport meant that it was not possible for some people

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