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  1. Looking after your health and wellbeing during the cost of living crisis

    Many of us are struggling to make ends meet at the moment, but we still need to make sure we're looking after ourselves by staying warm, healthy and well.

  2. Building Better Lives

    provides information, advice and support to people experiencing life events, to help them build financial resilience and get the most out of later life.

  3. Personalised Integrated Care

    Integrated Care is a way of coordinating health and social care services to make sure they are based closely around people's needs. Read now on Age UK.

  4. Care and support

    Whether you're in need of care and support services, or you care for someone who's ill or disabled, we have information and advice that can help.

  5. Foot care services for older people

    Our local Age UKs offer foot care treatment, such as nail cutting, treating corns and calluses and more. They'll help you take care of your feet.

  6. Paying for care

    Social care services aren't usually provided free of charge. You might be entitled to help with costs from your local council, or you may have to cover the full costs of your care. Find out more with Age

  7. Care homes

    Moving into a care home, or choosing one for a loved one, can feel daunting. Age UK is here to help with tips on how to find a good care home.

  8. Wendy Mitchell on life with dementia

    Wendy Mitchell was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's aged 58. We discuss her new life and her book, Somebody I Used to Know.

  9. The ingredients for a better life

    properly again. Iris has lived in the east of England for the past 17 years. Family is important to her, illustrated by the many photographs that line the walls of her living room. She has two grown up daughters ... lucky in life to have a caring family,” says Iris. A strong work ethic Iris started work at 14 when she left school, and continued to the age of 76. She worked mainly as a cleaner in care homes and

  10. Alicia's new life after work

    Alicia shares how she turned grief about losing her job into something positive, with the help of Age UK.

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