Top stories published by Independent Age in 2022

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Top Stories published by Independent Age in 2022

2022

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Independent Age in Independent Age

Feb 23, 2022

Michaela is cycling. She wears a pink cycling top, black shorts and a helmet as she rides round a track.

Coming out in later life — one woman’s ‘dash for freedom’

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Morgan Vine in Independent Age

Jan 10, 2022

Credit where it’s due: where are we now?

There are currently two million older people living in poverty. That’s two million people…

Independent Age in Independent Age

Mar 23, 2022

Time to Grieve: how bereavement support helped Russell

Morgan Vine in Independent Age

Dec 16, 2022

A group of people from different charities stand near Downing Street holding a large banner which reads that 404,790 people have signed a petition calling for benefits to be uprated in line with inflation.

Making change happen in 2022

As 2022 comes to a close, Independent Age’s Head of Policy and Influencing, Morgan Vine reflects on the past…

Natasha Feiner in Independent Age

Jun 24, 2022

A woman in a yellow scarf standing beside a door.

Have your say on the future of mental health care

Independent Age in Independent Age

Oct 5, 2022

Volunteer Stories: Why Ruth turned to helping others in retirement

Morgan Vine in Independent Age

Mar 8, 2022

Poverty in later life

At Independent Age, we hear through our advisers, community teams, volunteers, campaigners, the people who use our services and the community organisations who have received grants from us, about the impact that living on a low income can have on someone in later life.

Independent Age in Independent Age

Jul 27, 2022

A young woman and an older woman smile at the camera together.

These were the top 10 stories published by Independent Age in 2022. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2022 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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UK charity tackling the hidden reality of poverty in later life with free advice, campaigns and by supporting other organisations through partnerships and grants. No one should face financial hardship in later life.

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Coming out in later life — one woman’s ‘dash for freedom’

Credit where it’s due: where are we now?

Time to Grieve: how bereavement support helped Russell

Making change happen in 2022

Have your say on the future of mental health care

Volunteer Stories: Why Ruth turned to helping others in retirement

Poverty in later life

International Day of Friendship: When Hannah met Gwen

Grants Fund: How a Bradford women’s charity survived the pandemic

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