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  1. The Silver Line Helpline

    The Silver Line Helpline is a free, confidential telephone service for anyone aged 55 or over. Whether you're feeling lonely, need to access support or just want a quick chat, our friendly team are ready to answer your call.

  2. Fighting With Pride

    like everybody, we wanted a good career, good friendships, good travel. Joining ticked all the right boxes.” The added promise of camaraderie, a sense of belonging, and the pride of serving their country

  3. Philippa Forrester on wellbeing and the wild

    alive in a different way when we’re out in nature. We evolved to be out there, not in these boxes we’ve created, and I think our senses recognise that on some level. Lockdown showed that when

  4. Understanding AI

    from a recipe that uses what you have in the fridge to a holiday destination that ticks all of your boxes. If and when you feel ready to explore what AI can do, there are lots of tools to try. Go at a pace

  5. Living well with dementia

    and be reassuring for you. Pin notes up . If there are things you need to do regularly, like lock the doors at night or put out the recycling, putting notes up in places that are easy to see can help

  6. One step at a time

    Working with Sport England and the Richmond Group of charities, Age UK has explored how best to help people become more active in later life.

  7. Why free TV licences for the over 75s matter

    It's not just 'the box in the corner.' For over a million of the oldest people in our society, TV is their main form of company. That's why we're fighting to save the right to a free TV licence for the

  8. Celebrating special grandparents

    so I treated her to our very own day out. Off we went to McDonalds, where we happily tucked into a box of our favourite: chicken nuggets. Despite the dementia, she could still remember doing exactly the

  9. Human rights

    restrictive alternative. How could this be relevant to me or other older people? I should not be locked in a room, cell or have any extreme form of restriction placed on my movement except in certain strict ... A 91-year-old man was removed from his home in his pyjamas by the local authority and placed in a locked dementia unit. It was not clear that he lacked capacity at the time. He was detained unlawfully in

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

    People of all ages on low and modest incomes need help to meet rising costs now and cannot wait any longer. The Government must take immediate action to provide more financial support.

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