Empowering communities to care
Unlocking local resources to transform how society cares for an ageing population
Unlocking local resources to transform how society cares for an ageing population
As part of The Pilgrimage, Archie, 9, and Teddy, 8, are swimming 2km by the end of June
What you can do to help ensure social care is on the election agenda
John Donne’s poem, ‘For Whom the bell tolls,’ was written in the 16th century but speaks movingly into the assisted dying debate today.
It was an odd headline that caught my eye recently, but one that makes sense when you read the article.
I have a weird confession to make: I like standing while travelling on the underground trains in London. As long as the train’s not jammed and I’m not sardined under the armpit of a tall stranger, I like the rhythm of the train under my feet.
We caught up with Ruth at Luff House about completing the home’s '30 miles over 30 days' challenge for The Pilgrimage
We're supporting a Statement of Intent on tackling pensioner poverty from the charity Independent Age
Colin, 77, shares how he finds fulfilment and has learnt new skills through volunteering at Shottermill House in Haslemere
This month we attended a parliamentary event hosted by the organisation Independent Age on addressing pensioner poverty
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