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  1. Do your challenge for Age UK

    collect donations and let everyone know you're raising money. Get in touch by  filling out this quick form  and tell us about your fundraising ideas. We'll send you a welcome pack full of fundraising ... fundraising ideas and training tips - and we'll support you every step of the way to your challenge. Why support Age UK We all deserve dignity, care and respect as we get older. To be seen. To be heard. To be supported

  2. How do we keep R below 1?

    and work out the average number from that. At the height of an epidemic this is very difficult to do, and the moment it isn’t possible in the UK. As we don’t have this information, how is R being estimated ... process. Keeping R down without a vaccine However, without a vaccine, there are lots of things we can do to reduce R, including reducing our social contacts by continuing social distancing. As restrictions

  3. What to do when someone dies

    have to be done, but this often comes at an incredibly difficult time. Age UK's checklist can help you through the next steps.

  4. 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.

  5. How to help when someone you know is bereaved

    made me cry but it also made me happy that other people would remember her. 2. Let the person know you’re there People who have been bowled over by grief aren’t very good at making decisions ... My stepfather was retired with little structure or fixed activity to his day. The one thing I could do to support him each day was to give him a call. I phoned him every evening to say hello and see how

  6. What does the Queen's Speech mean for you?

    to patient safety risks, whether it is: a fall in hospital; being on medication that is actively doing them harm; or developing pressure sores and immobility in residential and nursing homes. 'We are pleased ... Pension Age is rising and if the Government wants us to work for longer then we should be assisted to do so with training and back to work support.' Age UK's thoughts on tackling the care crisis In response

  7. Who can you give your lottery winnings to?

    If you won the lottery, who would you share the jackpot with? Age UK Lottery takes a closer look at who you could give your winnings to.

  8. Getting active when you're not sure where to start

    Adding more physical activity to your day-to-day routine can help you do more and stay well in later life. It can also be a great opportunity to socialise and meet new people. Being more active shouldn't ... shouldn't feel like a chore, so it's important to find something you enjoy.  Getting active can seem daunting if you don’t currently move much – so start small. It’s always a good idea

  9. How likely are you to win the lottery?

    lottery is something many of us dream of. How many times have you asked someone what they would do with the money or thought about how you would spend it yourself? Whether the money would go on a holiday ... off your mortgage or be used to buy a yacht, what are the chances of actually winning big? Below, you can find out your chances of winning the lottery as well as how many total combinations there are.

  10. Thank you for signing up to become an Age Champion!

    Thank you for signing up to become an Age Champion MP.

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