National allotment week took place a few weeks ago with the aim to get people gardening. When you're getting older you may find that pottering around in the garden becomes increasingly harder. As mobility becomes more difficult, bending down to tend the flower beds can be even more of a challenge. However, it shouldn’t stop you, that’s why we’ve chosen our five favourite gardening tools to help you or your loved one remain in the garden. Rolling Garden Seat A rolling garden seat will make tending to borders much easier. The cart is sturdy and saves having to get up and own …
Top 5 Arts and Craft Classes for the Elderly
Trying something new is a great way of keeping the brain active, along with getting out of the house and meeting new people. Over recent years, with the help of programs such as The Great British Bake Off, The Great British Sewing Bee, and The Great British Pottery Throw Down, there has been an explosion of arts and craft classes. These might be independently run classes by artisan makers or provided and subsidised by your local council. In your area, you’re almost guaranteed there will be something that takes your interest. So here are our picks of the top five arts and craft …
Mother’s Day Gifts for Elderly Mums in 2024
Bereavement Support Payment: A Guide
If your civil partner or spouse has passed away in the last 21 months, you may be eligible for Bereavement Support Payment. When you're coping with grief, it can be difficult, if not impossible, to continue your usual daily duties and tasks. Bereavement Support Payment is a way to claim some financial support after a loved one's passing. This financial support can help bring a small bit of reassurance in what is otherwise an uncertain time. What Is Bereavement Support Payment? Bereavement Support Payment is a tax-free benefit designed to help lift the financial burden brought …
5 New Skills to Learn in Retirement
In later life, it's important to find ways to fill your time. Being retired shouldn't mean life becomes boring. If anything, now is the time to explore new things and expand your horizons. There are so many hobbies you can get involved in. To help inspire you, here are our 5 favourite new skills to learn during retirement. Many are very affordable (if not free) and totally practical, too. There is a hobby out there for everyone. 1. Learn a Foreign Language Whether you're jetting off on holiday or want to expand your knowledge, learning a foreign language is still an excellent skill …
Universal Credit: A Guide
If your loved ones are on a low income and need monetary support, Universal Credit could provide help with their living costs. With bills rising across the country, more and more people are in need of a helping hand. If they are eligible, Universal Credit could help your loved ones' money go a little bit further each month. What is Universal Credit? Universal Credit is designed to help people of all ages, circumstances, and backgrounds with their monthly living costs. It is a non-taxable benefit that is based on your income, savings, and investments. This wide reaching …
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