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  1. Attendance Allowance

    either need help frequently through the day to manage your personal care needs (such as washing, eating or using the toilet) or continual supervision to make sure you're not a risk to yourself or others

  2. Our policy positions

    Age UK has agreed on policy positions for a wide range of public policy issues. Read them here.

  3. Dementia: types, causes, symptoms and risk factors

    protect your heart and stay active is beneficial – this includes: eating a varied diet containing lots of fruit and vegetables eating less salty and fatty foods, especially those high in saturated fat

  4. Urinary incontinence

    It’s estimated that more than 3 million people in the UK experience urinary incontinence – so you're not alone. Find out more on the Age UK website.

  5. Fit for the future

    holistic, coordinated approach to services and activities can improve quality of life, and increase healthy life expectancy; delaying the need for more intensive, costly health and social care and therefore

  6. What is a carer's assessment?

    having a significant impact on these aspects of your life. Are you getting enough sleep? Are you eating well? Is your health being affected by caring? Can you get out to do things by yourself? Can you

  7. How much do we know about sex in later life?

    later life to keep us healthy, but what about sex? It’s the most natural expression of affection, but what role does it play in our lives as we get older? How can it help us stay healthy as we age? Talking

  8. I'm worried about someone feeling lonely

    example, getting up a lot later than usual) caring less about their appearance or personal hygiene not eating properly being negative about themselves withdrawing from things they used to enjoy. It's natural

  9. Age UK’s Cost of Living Response Fund

    essential items and household bills and as a result being pushed into debt, living in cold houses, eating less and cutting back on social activities with friends and family to survive. Age UK’s Cost

  10. Ramadan

    an important opportunity to express her dedication. “ During Ramadan, Muslims refrain from eating and drinking from dawn to dusk, ” she explains. “ It is not simply a matter of starving ... now commonly used Gregorian calendar. During this lunar month, called Ramadan, Muslims refrain from eating and drinking from dawn to dusk. Each day for that entire month, breakfast, and a vocalised intention

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