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  1. RB_Feb16_Older_people_and_power_loss_floods_and_storms.pdf

    heavy winds. Around 7,000 homes were flooded and 11 people died. This winter’s flooding saw 4,000 York residents evacuated from their homes in a single night. We are likely to keep seeing this happen. ... environment and routine, so loss adjustors should try to find locations close to their home, GP, shops, friends, etc. 23 3. Local Age UKs what role do they play? 24 There are around 165 local Age UKs throughout

  2. RB_June15_Lonelines_in_later_life_evidence_review.pdf

    instrumental support is receiving help with needs and daily activities (e.g., cooking, transport, shopping). Both types of support may be present in the same relationship. The type of support one receives ... instrumental tasks such as shopping, meal preparation, and eating, because they do not want to seem reliant on assistance.176 In these cases, formal support systems like assisted shopping may be more attractive

  3. Act Now, Age Better leaflet by Age UK.pdf

    frailty—movement is your secret weapon to staying strong. • Stay independent. Everyday tasks like shopping, dressing, and cooking may seem easy now - maintaining strength ensures they stay that way. Physical ... supported by: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 15-minute brisk walk to work, the shops, or as a break. Cycle or walk instead of a short car journey (20 minutes total). 30-minute swim at

  4. Age UK Parliamentary Briefing - Energy Social Tariff, May 2023.pdf

    Liz, disabled pensioner ‘It would make a huge difference to my well-being in that I would be able to shop for food items without worrying and hopefully I would be able renew my car insurance which would enable

  5. Gender pay gap report , April 2020.pdf

    what we can do to encourage more men, and people from diverse backgrounds, to apply for roles in our shops and in our call centres which, while having a positive impact on the gender pay gap, will be driven

  6. Age UK Annual Report 22_23.pdf

    process, starting with a conversation, then a walk to the end of the garden, and finally getting to the shops, or to see a friend. In other instances, there are practical barriers that volunteers help to solve ... support for a new convention at the Open-Ended Working Group on Ageing at the United Nations, in New York. Age International also works with UK decisionmakers to highlight the needs of older people in humanitarian

  7. Age UK Annual report 22-23 final.pdf

    process, starting with a conversation, then a walk to the end of the garden, and finally getting to the shops, or to see a friend. In other instances, there are practical barriers that volunteers help to solve ... support for a new convention at the Open-Ended Working Group on Ageing at the United Nations, in New York. Age International also works with UK decisionmakers to highlight the needs of older people in humanitarian

  8. Older people and power loss, floods and storms - Feb 16 (PDF)

    heavy winds. Around 7,000 homes were flooded and 11 people died. This winter’s flooding saw 4,000 York residents evacuated from their homes in a single night. We are likely to keep seeing this happen. ... environment and routine, so loss adjustors should try to find locations close to their home, GP, shops, friends, etc. 23 3. Local Age UKs what role do they play? 24 There are around 165 local Age UKs throughout

  9. Fit as a Fiddle Yorkshire and Humber evaluation report (PDF)

    both Age UK Doncaster and Age UK East Riding (run by the East Riding catering college) • Escorted shopping trips with healthy eating advice, allowing access to healthy foods by Age UK Knaresborough • Production ... Production of healthy eating menu booklets – Age UK Barnsley; Age UK East Riding; Age UK York • Gardening and cooking projects combined such as Get Growing, Get Cooking by Age UK Doncaster • 3,250 involved

  10. RB_May16_CPA_rapid_review_Diversity_in _older_age_Disability.pdf

    mobility and toileting. Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) relate to domestic tasks such as shopping, cooking and housework, and in some cases using the telephone and managing money. Disability, measured ... the greater difficulty in maintaining social networks and carrying out day to day tasks, such as shopping, because of the inadequate availability of accessible transport. Disability has an effect on the

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