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It’s been a busy and exciting time here at Age Connects Morgannwg, and we’re proud to share some of the stories, updates, and successes from across our charity. In the blog below, you’ll find real-life case studies from our frontline teams - including support with hospital discharge, dementia care, and information and advice services.
Everything we do - and every pound we raise - goes towards helping older people live the lives they choose, with the support they need, when they need it. Want to get involved? We’d love to hear from you. Call us on 01443 490650 or email fundraising@acmorgannwg.org.uk to find out more.
Staying safe online is more important than ever as many everyday activities move onto the internet. From keeping in touch with loved ones to managing finances, being online has many benefits. In our latest blog, we share simple tips to help you recognise scams, protect your personal information and use the internet with confidence.
Befriending is at the heart of our mission, with our Reaching Out initiative providing companionship and support to older people, so we are delighted to announce that we have become a member of the Befriending Network.
We were delighted to recently welcome representatives from the Welsh Government and the Older People's Commissioner for Wales to Cynon Linc, our busy community hub in Aberdare.
When someone receives a dementia diagnosis, the challenges often extend far beyond medical care - having the right support at the right time can make all the difference as we can see in this case study.
Staying active is one of the most powerful things we can do to support our health as we get older. Regular exercise isn’t about running marathons or lifting heavy weights - it’s about keeping our bodies moving in ways that feel safe, enjoyable and sustainable.
Our EngAGE project continues to grow, and we are delighted to now be running three weekly Digi Cafes across Rhondda Cynon Taf, alongside a number of ad hoc sessions at community venues throughout the region.
When people think about volunteering, they often focus on the difference it makes to others. While that impact is incredibly important, volunteering also offers powerful personal benefits.
In an increasingly digital world, being able to use technology confidently and safely is no longer a luxury - it is essential for staying connected, independent, and informed.
Slips, trips, and falls are a common cause of injury at home, particularly for older people, but many of these accidents can be prevented with a few simple changes and careful habits.
