Celebrating Volunteers' Week
Giving thanks to the volunteers who give their time to support older people in a variety of ways.
Can you spare some time to share your feedback on our information guides? We'd love to hear your thoughts!
The Readers' Panel is a group of volunteers who kindly review our information guides. Their feedback helps us ensure that our guides are as useful as possible for older people and their carers, family and friends.
Each of our guides offers an introduction to a topic and points to useful resources or organisations for more information. We have over 40 guides on a range of topics, from money and legal issues to health and housing.
No more than once a month, we'll ask you to review one of our guides and complete a short survey about it. We'll provide links to the guide and survey — you'll then have around 10 days to submit your answers.
We're interested in your general impressions of the content, tone, layout and structure of our guides and if there's anything you'd suggest adding.
If you haven't done anything like this before, don't worry! You don't need any training or previous experience to become a member of the Readers' Panel.
If you'd like to become a member of the Readers' Panel, all you need to do is fill out the form below and wait to receive your first email.
Giving thanks to the volunteers who give their time to support older people in a variety of ways.
We find out about Active Chats, which sees volunteers provide telephone befriending with gentle seated exercise.
Volunteers don't come more dedicated than Pat Wardman, who celebrates 30 years continuous service in an Age UK shop.
Giving thanks to the volunteers that helped the Age UK network through a very challenging 18 months.
What skills do you need to support veterans? A volunteering manager working on our Joining Forces project explains.
Food2You delivers groceries to older people in Lewisham and Southwark. Caroline Hughes explains how volunteers help.