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Age Action's Care and Repair programme carries out minor repairs for older and vulnerable people free of charge, to give them access to reliable tradesmen for larger jobs

We have trained information officers providing information over the phone, email and social media on issues facing older people.

As part of our fight against digital exclusion, Age Action's Getting Started Computer Training programme delivers one-to-one training on computers, tablets and smartphones to people over the age of 55 all over Ireland

Older People | Travel Passes | Ireland | Age Action

Our Advocacy team works hard to give a voice to older people, and ensure that their rights are always on the Government agenda.

Age Action | Elder Abuse

Are you concerned about elder abuse? We work hard to raise awareness about this issue and to help people affected

Age Action has reconfigured it’s supports and services to ensure we stay connected to our members, partners and those who use our programmes. 

Age Action | Lifelong Learning | U3A

U3A is a learning circle or cooperative. Members learn from one another by sharing knowledge and experiences and engaging in shared activities.

Ageing and Development Programme | Age Action

The Ageing & Development programme works on global ageing and issues facing older people in developing countries.

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Age Action Ireland to benefit from Gas Networks Ireland Survey

Age Action is to benefit from a Gas Networks Ireland initiative. Customers will recieve a txt message from Gas Networks in relation to recent gas meter installations requesting feedback on their experience. Every feedback received will see a €2 donation made to Age Action. There is no obligation to participate.

 

How It Works

If you've had your gas meter recently replaced by Gas Networks Ireland, you may receive a message from Marie Lyster, their Customer Experience Manager. This message is an invitation to share your feedback, but please remember, your participation is entirely voluntary. Here's what the message will look like:

Message from Gas Networks Ireland:

“You recently had your gas meter replaced by us. Please take a minute to tell us how you got on by clicking on the link below. Your feedback is important to us, helping us to improve our services. There is no obligation to participate, but should you choose to do so, on receipt of your response, we will donate €2 to Age Action Ireland.

Many thanks, Marie Lyster, Customer Experience Manager"

 

By providing feedback – only if you choose to – you'll be supporting Age Action Ireland. For every piece of feedback received, Gas Networks Ireland will donate €2 to our organisation. This contribution can support our efforts to improve the lives of older people in Ireland.

For more information about our work and other ways to get involved with Age Action, please click here