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  1. Thank you

    Thank you Your generosity will help more older people who are struggling this winter to get the support they need. Learn more about the impact of your donation.

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  3. What standards you should expect from NHS services

    Your rights and responsibilities as a patient are set out in the NHS Constitution. You have the right to complain. Find out more about your rights at Age UK.

  4. Keeping warm and well in winter

    As we get older, changes to our bodies mean that cold weather and winter bugs affect us more than they used to. But there are things you can do to stay warm and well. Find out more with Age UK.

  5. Winter wrapped up information guide

    winter can be a more difficult time for everyone, but it can be especially tough as we get older. Our guide can help you stay warm and well over winter.

  6. Living in a residential park home (mobile home)

    Park homes, also known as mobile homes, are single-storey houses that can be moved from place to place. Find out if a park home would suit you from Age UK.

  7. Helping more people stay well through winter

    As the colder weather and winter bugs bite, Age UK is expecting there to be more older people in need of support. You can help us be there when we’re needed most.

  8. A guide to campaigning

    At Age UK we work with you, our supporters, to influence decision-makers on issues that affect older people, such as our underfunded care and support system, our cold homes and loneliness.

  9. Will there be new rules about paying for social care?

    The current Government haven't published any new rules about paying for social care. Find out more from Age UK.

  10. 5 ways to reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes

    As we get older, we're more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. We've brought together information and advice on how you can reduce your risk of developing diabetes.

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