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Information Guides and Factsheets

Age UK (national) produces Information Guides and Factsheets to give older people and their families information regarding a wide range of topics including money, legal issues, health and wellbeing, housing, care, work and learning, travel and lifestyle.

To access any of the guides or factsheets, ask at the Community Advice Hubs or visit the Age UK website.

Local Lists

Age UK Solihull also produces lists that provide details of local services and activities that we hope will be useful. They can be downloaded below.

Local Tradespeople List

Details of professionals who can help with jobs including property maintenance, plumbing, heating, electrics and gardening.

Download the list

Download the large print version

Care Home List

Details of care homes in the Solihull borough.

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Download the large print version

Care Agency List

Local domiciliary care providers, domestic help providers and meal companies.

Download the list

Download the large print version

Chiropodists and Podiatrists List

A list of Chiropodists/Podiatrists who can provide appointments at their clinics or in your own home.

Download the list

Download the large print version

Local Clubs List

Regular social clubs and activities around Solihull.

Download the list

Download the large print version

Sheltered Housing List

Sheltered and retirement housing to rent or buy.

Download the list

Download the large print version

Holidays for Older and Disabled People

Details of some holiday companies that provide holiday packages which may be suitable for older adults. Also, holiday packages specifically designed for disabled adults.

Download the list

Download the large print version

Please note: Inclusion on these lists does not constitute a recommendation from Age UK Solihull.

Have we helped?

If you have downloaded any of our lists and have found them useful, please consider making a donation so that we can continue to help other people in Solihull.

We ask for your feedback in order to ensure that we maintain a quality information service in this regard.

For more information on this service please call 0121 709 7590 or visit us in our Community Advice Hubs.