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  1. Do your challenge for Age UK

    older people. It's easy to join our team and help older people Set up an  Age UK fundraising page on JustGiving  – it's the simplest way to collect donations and let everyone know you're

  2. Walking challenge

    to walk, when, and how long for, or sign up to an existing walking challenge . Set up a JustGiving page so that friends and family can donate online. You can also use our downloadable poster and sponsorship

  3. Policy and Research update

    March 2019 policy and research update February 2019 policy and research update The Research Digest page has links to external research news. For more information call the Age UK Advice Line on 0800

  4. Sponsored dog walk

    challenge  – but be sure to check that the challenge is dog-friendly first! Set up a JustGiving page so that friends and family can donate online. You can also use our downloadable poster and sponsorship

  5. Virtual physical challenge

    London to Paris (300 miles), or from Land's End to John o' Groats (603 miles). Set up a JustGiving page so people can donate online.  Keep everyone up to date on any training you do beforehand, and

  6. Give in celebration

    need us most.  How do I get started? Ask for donations instead of presents. Set up a JustGiving page or create a birthday fundraiser on Facebook and let friends and family know why you're raising money

  7. For professionals

    older people. If you can't find what you're looking for here, use the search bar at the top of the page to search the range of topics. Local support Our local directory search tool can help you find out

  8. Staying sharp

    for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology (CCACE) have worked together to bring you these web pages. CCACE is a centre of excellence in research on how ageing affects thinking skills, and how mental

  9. Benefit rates 2026-27

    Every year, many benefit rates change. This page outlines some of the most notable changes this year and where to go for more information.  You don't get your State Pension automatically – you

  10. Supporting older people through change

    was receiving her State Pension. “She thought she wasn’t eligible for her State Pension until she was 67,” says Emma Wood from Age UK Hertfordshire. “But on checking Mary’s date of birth, we saw she became

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