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filling in forms) Helping with paperwork or financial matters (Such as writing letters, sending cards, filling in forms, dealing with bills, banking) Other practical help (Things like preparing meals ... Keeping company (Things like visiting, sitting with, reading together, talking together, playing cards or games) Getting out (Such as going for a walk or drive, visiting friends or relatives) Giving
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Sounding Board volunteer 4 5 #ProudtobeAgeUK #ProudtobeAgeUK Shining moonlight on loneliness Our Christmas 2015 partnership with John Lewis used a clever re-invention of the ‘Man on the Moon’ story to ... to shine a spotlight on the issue of the thousands of older people who are lonely each Christmas. The ‘Man on the Moon’ TV advert and partnership reached millions of people, helping Age UK and our local
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Most payments are made automatically between November and December. You should get your money by Christmas. You usually get a winter fuel payment automatically if you get the state pension or another social
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and swindles are amongst the cruellest of crimes and have moved from Dutch auctions and the three card trick to highly organised criminal gangs preying on individuals. Anyone can be the victim of a scam ... pressured. 2 Never give unknown callers your financial details such as your bank account or credit card number. 3 The police and banks will never ask for your financial details by e-mail or on the phone
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call to discuss which available methods of accessing cash best suit their needs. • Not take cash or cards to pay for goods or services. There are a number of different ways to safely access cash and pay for ... to clear and thereby leave someone out of pocket. • Pre-paid cards work in a similar way to mobile telephone top-up cards whereby the card can be topped up at Post Offices, shops displaying the PayPoint
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impact they have on our clients. We don’t expect any further form of recognition or gifts. While cards and thank you gifts are lovely to receive, there are several other ways you can support us so we can
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impact they have on our clients. We do not expect any further form of recognition or gifts. While cards and thank you gifts are lovely to receive, there are several other ways you can support us so we can
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• A change of address should not mean friends and contacts are absent. Sending some ‘Moving Home’ cards to contacts who would like to keep in touch with your loved one can encourage them to stay connected ... https://www.playlistforlife.org.uk/ Guided reminiscence and conversation with Many Happy Returns cards https://realcommunicationworks.com/shop Postcards of Kindness https://www.ageuk.org.uk/discover/2019/
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protection for all older people receiving care. In January 2014 we published our social care score card which analysed spending on social care services and the number of people receiving those services ... welcomed into the stunning surroundings of St Paul’s Cathedral for Age UK’s Carol Concert, Love Christmas. A sell-out crowd was entertained by host Penny Smith and readings by Barbara Windsor, Susanna Reid
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impact they have on our clients. We don’t expect any further form of recognition or gifts. While cards and thank you gifts are lovely to receive, there are several other ways you can support us so we can
