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Extreme summer heat “could lead to more than 5,000 UK deaths this year”
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Dementia, loneliness and overnight security concerns prompting homeshares
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UK public “overwhelmingly supports action for older people in poverty”
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1.6 million older carers worry whether they’ll be able to keep providing support
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Older Londoners “losing sleep over financial struggles”
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Winter Fuel Payments rethink welcomed, but “more clarity needed”
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Independent Age: “State Pension and social security safety net failing older people”
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10 million midlifers worry about staying healthy as they age
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Trust’s “community of innovators” plans to improve lives of older people
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Urgent need to “ramp up dementia diagnosis and support”
A new report from ILC UK says that more than half of people with dementia are either undiagnosed or have no care plan. Improving dementia care and support, they say, could dramatically boost health, wellbeing – and even the economy. The new publication by the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC), supported by the Alzheimer’s Society…
