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  1. Age UK and The Wombles join forces

    helping to reduce waste that ends up in landfill and helping us raise money to support older people. Top tips from the wombles: how you can shop more sustainably  By donating and shopping for pre-loved

  2. How to keep your hands and feet warm in winter

    It's important to keep your hands, feet and head warm as the weather gets colder. Find out more with Age UK.

  3. Support us

    Millions of older people are living in poverty, struggling to pay their bills, or are feeling lonely and forgotten. Learn about how you can support older people.

  4. What is a lottery rollover?

    Weekly Lottery , there are no rollovers, meaning that every week, one of our players will win our top prize of £2,000. Our weekly lottery gives you the chance of becoming one of 1,000 guaranteed ... a rollover, the jackpot plus any ticket sales from the previous draw are added to the value of the top prize. As a result, the jackpot will continue to increase as long as there is a rollover, meaning that

  5. Age UK at the Alzheimer's show 2019

    lots of backgrounds, got a 4-minute taste of what it might be like to have dementia, and learnt some top tips for communicating with people with the condition. Age UK at the Alzheimer's show Tim Sheaff, our ... way to unwind and focus on the task at hand. Communicating with people with dementia A talk called 'Top tips for communicating with people with dementia' offered these useful pointers: It's important to

  6. How to use social media

    friends on Facebook: Type the name of the person you want to connect with into the search bar at the top of the Facebook page. Once you click on their name, you'll be able to click 'add friend'. They'll then ... to suggest people and organisations to follow. To follow someone, either: Use the search bar on the top of the page and type the name of the person or organisation, click on their profile then click the

  7. Support that suits you

    Reaching out and asking for help is often the most difficult step to take. Learn about how Age UK's services can help.

  8. Looking after yourself in a heatwave

    idea to take simple precautions to ensure they are looking after themselves as temperatures rise. Top tips for staying cool in a heatwave Check on older neighbours or relatives who live alone and are living

  9. Protecting yourself against the flu

    flu. So now is the time to take action and ensure you can head into spring in the best of health. Top tips for staying well even in the mildest of winters Get the Flu Jab – “Prevention is better than cure

  10. Staying safe online

    ‘secure’. If the address bar – the bit containing the web address that runs across the top of your browser – is green, this is an extra sign that you’re using a safe website. You

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