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  1. Real life stories

    UK services. To learn more about these individuals or to request a case study interview, please contact the media team. Roy After 55 years of a happy and busy life together, Roy’s (83) wife Phyllis ... below features real people who've had negative experiences of the care system. For more information Contact the Age UK Media team on 020 3033 1430 during office hours (Mon-Fri 08:30-17:30) or for out-of-hours

  2. Skydive for charity

    for the jump. If you don’t hear from Skyline after five business days, it’s best to contact Skyline to make sure there’s not an issue with your booking. You can call them on 020 7424 ... your fundraising target! Where can I get more information? To find out more information, please contact the Events team at  events@ageuk.org.uk . If you would like to speak to one of the professionals

  3. The Stavros Niarchos Foundation

    that they were better equipped to contact their families. Some older people found they had greater control over their health and that they were better equipped to contact their GP. With their new found skills

  4. PPI complaints

    offer online tools to help you check. You can find a comprehensive list of PPI providers and their contact details on the FCA website. Visit www.fca.org.uk/ppi or call 0800 101 8800 . 6. How do I complain ... complaining about PPI simple and will help you through the process. There are a few ways you can contact your provider to make a complaint: Online – many providers have online complaints tools on their

  5. Struggling to cope

    - find out more . For support on these and many other issues, you can also contact our Information and Advice line - contact us .

  6. Sexual health

    safe.  Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections spread via sexual or skin-to-skin contact. Common STI symptoms include: unusual discharge or bleeding itching pain when you pee changes to ... usually best to call to check first.   There’s no need to feel embarrassed about contacting or visiting a sexual health clinic. Staff are used to discussing every kind of sexual health issue

  7. Transport concessions for disabled people

    Shopmobility schemes help people shop in town centres by lending wheelchairs and scooters. You could also contact your local council or your local Age UK to find out about available services in your area. London ... concessions that apply to local transport, such as trams and ferries, if they operate in those areas. Contact your local council for more information about what they offer. Disabled person’s bus pass:  There's

  8. Phone scams

    Phone scams and cold calls can be annoying, frustrating, and even threatening. Find out what you can do to stop them and protect yourself from scams.

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

    coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on all our lives, forcing us to stay inside and reduce our contact with friends and family. And while some people will see lockdown easing as a welcome relief, many ... reluctant to contacting the practice and certainly didn’t want to come into the health centre. This was partly, I think, because of the messages, ‘Save the NHS, don’t contact your practice

  10. Donate unwanted shares

    shareholdings you may have to ShareGift, and mentioning Age UK. How to donate Visit www.sharegift.org or contact the team on 020 7930 3737 or help@sharegift.org

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