Cinnamon Trust, The
At The Cinnamon Trust, we value the special bond between people and their pets. We have been supporting owners for over 40 years, helping older and terminally ill people stay with their cherished companions for as long as possible. We operate with the help of 20,000+ compassionate volunteers nationwide.
Together Dementia Support
Dementia is impacting on thousands of families across Manchester and North Trafford. Many people find themselves completely without support, and struggle to navigate the complexities of health and social care, as well as daily life. Life beyond a dementia diagnosis does not have to be lonely or boring. We provide post-diagnosis rehabilitation support in the form of a vibrant community-based activities programme.
Abbeyfield Living Society
In 1956, our founder Richard Carr-Gomm recognised the growing need for connection and community among older adults. He envisioned a network of safe and friendly homes where older people could maintain their independence while forming friendships and finding support. He invested his own money in the first Abbeyfield house, and more houses were founded through the generosity of many supporters.
Age UK
Age UK believes every older person should be included and valued. We’re working locally, nationally and internationally to change the way we age. Together with our partners, we’re changing the day-to-day experience of getting older through essential services and local support. We transform older people’s wellbeing in the ways that matter most to them – whether that’s getting online or getting more active.
Age UK London
London has the fastest growing ageing population in the UK, so Age UK London’s work to ensure that older Londoners’ voices are heard is needed now more than ever. We are the only charity that campaign on behalf of older people living in London and our work covers many issues from accessible and affordable travel, poverty and support for those on low incomes, digital exclusion, and public toilet provision.
Dementia UK
Every three minutes, someone develops dementia, and currently, nearly one million people across the UK are living with this often devastating condition. Many families struggle to know where to turn and are left feeling exhausted, overwhelmed and alone.
Little Sisters Of The Poor
The Congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor was founded in France in 1839 by Saint Jeanne Jugan, a woman of deep faith and compassion who dedicated her life to caring for the elderly poor. Her mission was simple yet profound - to offer a loving home to those in need, regardless of race, creed or background.