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We'd like to introduce you to some of our amazing volunteers who help make a difference to the lives of older people in Wales.
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UK’s summary of research by the International Longevity Centre – UK Age UK is a charity that aims to improve later life for everyone through our information and advice, services, research, campaigns, ... year. We seek to play a constructive role in debates around ageing and older people’s issues, drawing on the views, experience and expertise of older people and paying particular attention to the voices of
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Information about concessions on the TV licence available to older people - television licence benefits for older people.
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What do you think about the response to Covid-19 in Wales - what impact did the pandemic have on you?
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an age friendly Wales Wales should aspire to be an age friendly country, in which all older people have the same respect, rights, opportunities and access to services as the rest of the population. This ... vital at a time when the number of older people in Wales is growing and we are, on average, expected to live longer. Many older people are currently marginalised by a number of factors including poverty
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leading charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead healthy and fulfilled lives, have adequate income, access to high quality services ... opportunity to shape their own future. We seek to provide a strong voice for all older people in Wales and to raise awareness of the issues of importance to them. We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Health
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Advice on how to manage your money effectively
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Signup to receive our age friendly Wales email updates.
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1 Ref 2012 Age UK’s response to the Work and Pensions Committee’s inquiry into progress towards implementation of Universal Credit August 2012 Name: Sally West Email: sally.west@ageuk.org.uk ... for older jobseekers. At least in the shorter term the introduction of Universal Credit is likely to increase demands on independent information and advice services. The Government should consider how
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Britain. Existing research shows that minority ethnic groups are less likely to benefit from such pensions and are more likely to face poverty in later life, as a result of the interaction of their labour ... being a woman, married, in one’s 40s or 50s, with a Degree or higher qualification and owning one’s home, are associated with a higher likelihood of being a member of an employer pension scheme. • Coming
