As we face the coming Autumn and Winter months, we also face the worst cost of living crisis the UK has seen for decades. The rising fuel and food costs mean as a nation we have a tough winter ahead with the most vulnerable being hardest hit. Experts had predicted that the energy price cap would rise to £4,266 per year for a typical household, which equates to 45% of the current state pension. Many older people will not be able to afford to heat their homes putting them at severe risk. Even with Liz Truss’ announcement that the price cap would not exceed £2,500, most people in society are still going to struggle to pay the bills.
At Age Concern Hampshire, we want to help address some of the issues resulting from the cost of living crisis so that older people do not get left in the cold in these difficult coming months, but this is only something we can do with the help of our generous supporters. We are proposing to run a Winter Warmer club for the more vulnerable members of the older community where they will be provided with a nutritious 2 course hot meal, activities, and companionship in a warm and safe environment.
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Age Concern Hampshire
Published: 16 Sep 2022
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Age Concern Hampshire Charity no. 290874 www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk Email: charlotte.pope@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk Tel: 07470 481750 |

Age Concern Hampshire
Charity no. 290874
www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk
Email: charlotte.pope@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk
Tel: 07470 481750
Age Concern Hampshire are committed to promoting and supporting the independence of people over 50 and offer a wide range of much needed services to vulnerable elderly people in our community.
We have 6 Care and Wellbeing Centres across the county which specialise in supporting people who require extra assistance due to their physical or mental health needs. We provide a caring and safe environment where everyone can make friends and have fun. Our fantastic staff are also trained in person-centred dementia care and support so carers can have the peace of mind that their loved ones are in safe hands.
We also offer:-
• A Hospital to Home service, designed to improve the patients’ experience of being in hospital and support their journey through rehabilitation and discharge;
• A Help at Home service which offers friendly and reliable help around the home;
• Foot Care clinics;
• An Information Hub which provides impartial and confidential support
