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  1. VE Day at home

    – alongside the rainbows you may have already created to spread hope during these trying times. Guidance and inspiration on bunting can be found here at bbc.co.uk/makeadifference . If you decide to make ... instructed people to cancel or postpone community celebrations due to the coronavirus outbreak, there will still be some small, meaningful contributions. Solo bugler/trumpeters are encouraged to play the Last

  2. Volunteer with The Silver Line Helpline

    safeguarding- which takes around 1.5 hours and can be completed in your own time. We will set you up with your accounts and provide guidance on this. This is followed by a final Virtual Training session, delivered ... looking for people with a willingness to listen with empathy, understanding and without judgement. You will be acting as a first point of contact for older people who may be vulnerable, isolated or lonely.

  3. Risk for older people in the community from coronavirus

    on through some activities and in some circumstances than others. Taking the following precautions will help to minimise risk of catching coronavirus: Stay 2 metres (3 steps) away from anyone you don’t ... eyes, nose or mouth. Up to date guidance is available from the NHS here . 3. The risk to you of coronavirus if you catch it About 1 in 100 people who have coronavirus will die from it, but not everyone has

  4. Living with dementia information guide

    thinking about the future.  It also lists useful organisations you can contact for support and guidance if you or someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia.  Download your guide (PDF, 3 MB)

  5. How to support older people in 2025

    Financial pressure is likely to remain a key issue for older people in 2025 – and one that Age UK will continue to challenge and address. There are still considerable numbers of older people who aren’t ... Age UK remains committed to supporting older people and ensuring they receive the help they need. We will continue to explore ways to improve the ageing experience, enabling people to take proactive steps

  6. What are social tariffs and why do we need them?

    the benefits you may be able to access, or call our free advice line on 0800 678 1602 for expert guidance every day of the year. Overwhelming support Age UK has long campaigned for the re-introduction of ... the need to investigate the options for introducing a social tariff and we are optimistic that we will see a consultation launched over the coming months. We are hopeful that – alongside tariff reforms

  7. Don't turn a blind eye to abuse in older people

    alone. The strain of caring without support or a break will be impacting her and her ability to ensure George is safe and following the guidance, and may create tension, which could lead to increased abusive ... those living with others are ‘fortunate’ and ‘safe.’ For Grace, the lockdown will be taking its toll. She is frightened about the virus and won’t leave the house to visit the

  8. Build up your skills

    or updated skills or qualifications. You may also need to improve the basic skills that employers will be looking for, such as written English, maths or computer skills. The National Careers Service has ... learning. You can also call them on 0800 100 900 (freephone) for free personalised careers advice and guidance.  Volunteering is a great way to build up your skills and it may help you to identify types

  9. Shining a light on isolation through music

    the tale about an older man, who is retired, being looked after by his carer. The next two chapters will follow their journey together.” What was your personal impetus for writing it? “It’s based on seeing ... create anonymously as a choice; older people don’t have a choice in this, they have to adhere to this guidance through necessity.” The video for Islands is powerful and features something of a twist ending.

  10. Using the NHS COVID Pass

    help with this, always remember: The NHS COVID Pass is free The NHS will never ask for payment or any financial details The NHS will never issue fines or penalties relating to your NHS COVID Pass. Here ... refuse or ignore it. Use official government websites such as GOV.UK and NHS.UK Age UK has further guidance on how to spot scam emails, texts, websites and calls . How do I report a scam? If you receive a

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