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Why do we value old objects over older people? Age UK is here to change how we age.
Here's how, with your support, Age UK is supporting older people through the cost of living crisis.
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calendar of tailored activities and the opportunity to support such a compelling cause. See how we worked with Yorkshire Building Society Brand partnerships Age UK is the UK’s leading charity for older ... funds to support older people. Check out our partnership with innocent for The Big Knit See how we worked with Cadbury Learn more about our record-breaking partnership with Omaze Strategic partnerships Strategic
Inheritance Tax (IHT) may have to be paid on an estate if it's worth more than the tax-free threshold. Find out more with Age UK.
and older people is pervasive in our society. Our blog explores the impact of ageism on the human rights of older people.
Download Age UK's LGBT+ information guide to find out more about older LGBT+ people's rights, and how to make sure they're respected.
Age UK is working with older people to ensure they have the tools to stay safe from scammers.
Find out more about Age UK's Research team, including working with us, and our work with the Global Council on Brain Health.
Institute for Health Research, School for Social Care Research and undertaken by a team of researchers at the University of Bristol and their partners BS3 Community Development. The study included in-depth ... across England. Ailsa Cameron, Professor of Health and Social Care from the School for Policy Studies at the University of Bristol, visited settings with her team of researchers between September 2021 and
Age UK had runners at the London Marathon 2019, raising money for older people with no one to turn to. Watch our video.
There are some practical things you can do to make living at home with dementia a little bit easier. Download our guide to find out more.
Six things we learned at Brain Health Day 2019 We all want to stay as sharp as we can as we get older. Age UK headed to Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh to hear about the latest research into cognitive ... survey on people’s perceptions of thinking skills and ageing. The good news is that we’re right – there are things we can start or stop doing in order to protect our thinking skills. But worryingly