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  1. What's it like to be an Age UK befriender?

    else in my latter years that would be helpful to someone in my local community. "I did a quick assessment of my abilities and scoured the varying websites for volunteering jobs. "I decided that I would

  2. Voices of the Age UK Advice Line

    . You have to be ready for anything.” For Peta and her colleagues, this requires a quick assessment of the scale of support that’s required and, if needed, directing the caller to a relevant

  3. What are social tariffs and why do we need them?

    companies across the UK are given the discretion to design their own social tariff based on their assessment of need in the area they serve. This includes flexibility when it comes to the level of discount

  4. Dementia Friendly Programme

    services to become more dementia friendly. This programme supported and enabled local Age UKs to assess how dementia friendly their generic and wellbeing services were, what could be done to make these

  5. Care home top-up fees

    You will need to "top up" If you choose a care home with fees higher than your local authority is willing to pay. Read more from Age UK.

  6. In the driving seat information guide

    account when thinking about driving in later life. It covers: renewing your licence at 70 driving assessments adaptations to your car to help you keep driving safely other ways to get out and about if you

  7. Students of digital confidence

    the level of experience and proficiency the individual has - after Gita establishes this with an assessment when the person first joins the class. “The individual might get an email from the GP that

  8. Care home closures

    and anyone else you want involved, such as family and friends.   They should carry out an assessment to identify your needs and any risks associated with your move to new accommodation. For example

  9. Caring for someone with dementia

    Occupational Therapy assessment if you would like to explore options further. You may also want to talk to a healthcare professional or your local continence service for a needs assessment and tailored advice

  10. Driving as you get older

    For lots of us, driving is about more than getting from A to B – it gives us a feeling of freedom and independence. We've brought together information and advice on a range of topics about driving – from renewing your licence, to declaring medical conditions, to adjusting to life without driving.

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