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  1. Tackling Inequalities Fund

    leading to a loss of mobility and balance from moving less experiencing increased pain from untreated medical conditions, and impacting their mental health. Age UK was awarded funding from Sport England's Tackling ... information but, as a “Covid vulnerable" retiree, it was great to be out socialising but feeling safe as it was outdoors. The group of people were extremely friendly. This programme was funded by Sport

  2. Looking after yourself in a heatwave

    Keep cool and be sun-safe The hot weather can have its downsides when it comes to health, so make sure you stay safe this summer with these tips. Many of us look forward to some sunshine, but as we get ... find it harder to adapt to more extreme temperatures as we age and extreme heat can make certain medical issues worse, particularly conditions affecting the heart or lungs. As the weather gets hotter, it’s

  3. Renewing your driving licence at 70

    Even if you feel safe behind the wheel, you’re required to renew your driving licence when you turn 70, and every 3 years after that.

  4. High blood pressure

    blood pressure, as well as looking at your lifestyle, your doctor may ultimately also prescribe medication, depending on the readings. For more information call the Age UK Advice Line on 0800 678 1602

  5. Getting help when feeling unwell

    directly or put your mind at ease. NHS 111 is a free national telephone service for people needing medical help or advice in a non-life-threatening situation. The phone line operates 24 hours a day, 365 days ... England now offer a pharmacy first service, where a pharmacist can provide you with prescription-only medication for seven common illnesses without you needing to see your doctor first. The conditions included

  6. Unreasonable, discriminatory and/or abusive behaviour policy

    it difficult to identify what impact their behaviour might have on others. Where we are aware of medical conditions or disabilities that might affect a person’s interaction with us, we will always ... spaces that are welcoming and safe and this includes our retail stores. We ask all service users, including customers and visitors, for their co-operation in maintaining a safe and respectful environment

  7. How to make your home more dementia friendly

    care for someone with dementia, these changes may reassure you that their home is as comfortable and safe as possible.  Making simple adjustments around your home can make a real difference, but there ... on the inside of the door at eye level can be helpful.  Everyone wants to feel comfortable and safe in their living room. Making some small changes can help to keep it a relaxed and reassuring place

  8. Protection from abuse and neglect

    Everyone has the right to live safely, free from abuse and neglect – regardless of age. However, if you feel at risk yourself, or you're concerned about someone else, it's important to remember that ... at risk of further abuse, the adult safeguarding team will work with you to plan how you can stay safe. You must be fully involved at every stage of this process.

  9. Getting active when you're not sure where to start

    condition the medical advice you've been given. Speak to a healthcare professional, or the instructor if you're taking a class – they'll help you find the best ways to exercise safely. It's important

  10. Save free prescriptions for 60-65 year olds

    will have to pay for their prescriptions if they don’t qualify for certain benefits or have a medical exemption. You can read more about the Government's proposal on their website . Why is Age UK opposed ... reluctant to act on symptoms, seek medical advice or get a diagnosis, for fear they will be unable to afford long term, symptom relieving or even in some cases lifesaving medication. Why we believe prescriptions

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