Age UK Bristol has released the latest edition (Issue 5) of its Guide to Later Life in Bristol, offering helpful information for older people across the city.
The guide brings together local information on staying active, accessing support, and planning for later life. It’s designed to be a practical tool to help people make informed choices and find the right services at the right time.
What’s Included?
The guide covers a range of topics that may be useful to many members of the Disabled community, particularly older people and carers:
👥 Social Connection
FAB (Friends Ageing Better) cafés, local events, and online groups that support social contact and reduce isolation.
Telephone reading groups and friendly phone call services for those who find in-person activities less accessible.
💬 Information and Advice
A dedicated helpline (0117 929 7537) providing advice on housing, benefits, social care and rights.
Details of support available for carers and guidance on care planning.
🧠 Health and Wellbeing
Tips on mobility and fall prevention.
Dementia support and specialist memory groups.
Walk and Talk activities that combine movement with social interaction.
🖥 Digital and Practical Help
Help for people wanting to improve their digital confidence through the Talk & Tech programme.
“What’s On” listings of activities and support services for people aged 50+ in Bristol.
Where to Find It
The guide is available to read online here: Guide to Later Life in Bristol – Issue 5.
You can also contact Age UK Bristol to request a printed copy:
📞 0117 929 7537
