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Heard about workplace pensions and auto-enrolment but aren't sure what that means for you? Find out more here.
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1 After the EU Referendum: Policy priorities for older people September 2016 Contact: jane.vass@ageuk.org.uk 2 1. Introduction Following the ‘Leave’ vote in the European Union ... Union (EU) Referendum on 23 June, this paper sets out some possible implications for older people. These are very far from clear, at present, so this paper also looks forward: what are the areas of public
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driving, is a vital way for older people to continue to be connected, to work, to access local services and to participate fully in their communities. Background Responsibility for transport crosses ... crosses national and local government, the private and the community sector, which means that it can be difficult to implement improvements. Yet, access to transport, or the lack of it, can have a profound impact
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which helps to keep us warm and keep us moving about. The cold makes health conditions harder to manage, or even effect our hearts and circulation. There are lots of things that we can all do to help keep ... Try not to sit still for more than one hour at a time. Set yourself small targets to get up and move about every hour. You might not think it, but even a little bit of activity can help you to keep warm,
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Finding the right care home for you or your loved one can be a tricky issue. We take you through the steps, and share our care home checklist.
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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, products and training. ... demographic change. Based in Westminster, much of our work is directed at the highest levels of government and the civil service in London and Brussels. We are aided in this work by our Chief Executive
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the decision making process, and we can support and represent them without any conflict of interest For most people, making their own decisions and choices is a matter of considerable importance. Being part ... of personal freedom. This principle is at the heart of advocacy services for people living with dementia. The need for advocacy for people with dementia, who face complex issues around social exclusion and
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you’ve recently separated from your partner, you may find yourself living alone. But with a little help, living alone is something that most of us can adapt to.
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income tax, money management, pensions and legal advice. Finance can be complicated, let Age Cymru help.
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each year – support which rightfully belongs to those who have served their country, and which could help transform their lives.
