The Bread and Butter Thing (TBBT) is a UK charity that offers affordable food clubs using surplus supermarket food to help families save money and cut waste. Members get low-cost bags of groceries each week and access to wider community support like debt and employment advice.
RePurpose is a free six-session guide from LICC that helps people explore purpose, faith, and identity in retirement — encouraging a meaningful, God-centred approach to this new life stage.
The page from Age UK offers practical guidance for older people on how to stay safe online — covering common scams, how to protect devices, check website security, and manage privacy on social media.
www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/work-learning/technology-internet/internet-security/
The page from Action for Elders outlines free digital and technology support services for older adults — helping them get online, use smartphones, tablets or computers, access internet-services safely, stay connected with friends and family, and feel confident navigating the digital world.
The website for Independent Age (UK) provides free, impartial advice and support for older people facing financial hardship. Services include a helpline for issues like benefits, housing, care and loneliness, a wide range of downloadable or orderable guides, and campaigns to improve later-life living.
The website of Dementia Support South Lincs provides information about a charity in South Lincolnshire that supports people living with dementia and their carers. It describes their services — such as one-to-one advice, emotional support, social activities and events — and offers a calendar of activities, contact details, donation options and news updates.
Age UK is a charity that supports older people by providing information, advice, and services to help them stay independent, healthy, and connected, while also campaigning for their rights and wellbeing.
How to Keep Warm in Winter | Age UK
General advice on how to help elderly people avoid scams. This is a useful article and worth reading over.
One You Lincolnshire offers free health and wellbeing programmes across Lincolnshire that help people — for example, to stop smoking, eat more healthily, drink less, lose weight or become more physically active.
The webpage from Frailty Pathway titled “Falls Information – Public” provides advice for residents of Lincolnshire on how to reduce their risk of falling as they age. It covers practical tips like staying active with strength and balance exercises, making the home safer (e.g., removing tripping hazards, improving lighting), reviewing medications, and when to seek help from a GP. (frailtypath.co.uk)
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