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  1. Delivering vital information and advice

    Learn how Age UK supports older people through information, advice and advocacy online, over the phone, and through our network of local Age UK partners.

  2. Homelessness information guide

    council’s duty to you. It also lists useful organisations that you can contact for information and advocacy services. Download your guide (PDF, 722 KB) Need this guide in another format? This guide is also

  3. Complaining about NHS services and hospitals

    you can take if you remain dissatisfied. They should also tell you how to access an NHS complaints advocacy service. If you don’t feel comfortable complaining to the staff member or NHS organisation ... complaints procedure and put you in touch with the complaints manager and NHS Complaints Advocacy Service. NHS Complaints Advocacy Service  helps you find an NHS complaints advocate who can listen to your concerns

  4. Inspiring action in Race Equality Week

    Harriet’s legacy didn’t end with emancipation. After the war, she continued her work of care and advocacy by founding The Home for the Aged in New York, one of the first care homes for Black Americans.

  5. Black History Month 2023

    are working hard to ensure we are equipped to provide tailored, culturally competent support and advocacy services for all older people, but we are at the start of our journey and there is much for us to

  6. International Women's Day 2020

    fighting for the rights of consumers – receiving an OBE for doing so in 2015. As well as consumer advocacy, Jane has a background in ageing policy, having joined Age UK’s predecessor, Age Concern England

  7. Volunteer with the Connect and Support Service

    services and activities that could benefit them. This Age UK service offers signposting, light-touch advocacy and support, but does not provide opinion or personal advice. The aim of the service is to focus

  8. International Women's Day 2023

    services that are right for them.” Alison is proud that Age International funds programmes and advocacy that are tackling the fundamental causes of gender inequality, in support of progress towards a

  9. The health and care needs of older LGBT+ people

    happen to them if they were to be diagnosed with dementia. But what of LGBT+ people who fear their advocacy and identity will be neglected when they receive care? Dementia naturally results in distress and

  10. Directors

    leadership skills across a wide range of areas, including communications, campaigning, governance, advocacy, fundraising, programme oversight, and strategy. Alison was previously the Managing Director of

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