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  1. Changing how we age at Christmas

    embrace the other services on offer. Having since developed health conditions that have affected her mobility, Sandra now comes to the exercise classes here. “But this is my first Christmas party experience ... Jamaica, she lives alone and when at home tends to spend most of the time playing games on her mobile phone. “I’m a loner and I enjoy my own company, but I also know that it’s important

  2. Age UK Trading Personal Alarms

    the button on your lightweight pendant to connect to the UK-based Emergency Resolution Centre; no phone numbers to remember. Your call will be answered in seconds – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ... Anywhere use a multi-network SIM like a mobile phone. You do not need a telephone landline and the base unit only needs to be plugged into a power socket. There are no phone bills or extra data charges as everything

  3. Disability Living Allowance

    disability, you might be able to claim Disability Living Allowance (DLA) to help with your care and mobility needs.

  4. How to set up your digital volunteer ID

    for an ID, you can now follow the instructions found in the guide below to set up the ID on your mobile device. If you have any questions about this, please contact your volunteer manager.  

  5. Gifts that keep on giving

    dynamic. “There’s always got to be balance in a relationship, hasn’t there?” suggests Rowell Bell, 80, a long-time friend and former student of Joyce’s who acted as their executor ... hosting, and a fully stocked cocktail trolley. They were both brilliant teachers, too. A friend suggests Bob’s adeptness at the job came from him being ‘a student all of his life’, but

  6. Will Aid November 2025

    Aid. The donations raised from Will Aid are divided between 8 charities, including Age UK. The suggested voluntary donation is £120 for a simple will, or £200 for mirror will (a pair of simple ... any questions, our legacy team are here to help. Please don't hesitate to get in touch. Over the phone:   020 3033 1421 Via email:  legacies@ageuk.org.uk

  7. Home aids and adaptations

    easy-to-fit wireless doorbell that comes with an entry phone that you can keep nearby a video-entry phone so you can see who's at the door – some of these phones allow you to press a button to open the door ... might be helpful long-handled sponges or foot-cleaning bath mats can help you if you have limited mobility and can't bend down easily. Like the bathroom, the kitchen is an important space that's used a lot

  8. The benefits of accepting help

    got stronger and stronger. I didn’t want to drag anyone else into my problem.” Terry mobility aids But eventually, Terry was left with no choice – and out of desperation, he contacted ... about it for several days before I worked up the courage to make that initial phone call. But then, from that first phone call, Age UK were able to quickly turn the situation around.” Chatting with

  9. Accessible days out in the Scottish Borders and Edinburgh

    attractions located in the Scottish Borders and Edinburgh that cater for those with limited mobility.  Abbotsford House and Gardens Sir Walter Scott, one of Scotland’s most celebrated writers ... also quite accessible. More information Available:  disabled car parking, wheelchairs & mobility scooters welcome, wheelchair hire, assistance dogs welcome, respite seating, hearing induction loop

  10. Access to cash during and after lockdown

    withdrawal limit of £100. It cannot be used to set up direct debits or make purchases over the phone, online or abroad. NatWest , Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Ulster Bank customers can apply for ... capped at £50. NatWest and RBS also offer customers a cash delivery service and if they use mobile banking, can send a code to a friend or relative to make cash withdrawals of up to £130 on

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