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Dignity at home

The Observer's Dignity at home campaign, looking at the pressing need for more dignified, high-quality care for many thousands of frail and elderly people who are struggling to remain in their own homes rather than be forced into expensive care homes
  • Reviews 26-40

    From Johnny Flynn to Radiohead

  • Your letters

    Mugabe needed no excuse for his atrocities | Give the dead their privacy | Credit crunch is not our bag | Snooty? Speak for yourself | Under the 'chemical cosh' | Where were the female artists? | Perils of the free market mantra | Drawing a blank

  • NHS told: care for old folk at home

    Thousands of elderly patients who are routinely placed in nursing homes after leaving hospital would be able to live independently if they were sent home instead and received medical care in the comfort of their own homes, ministers will be told this week.
  • Elderly hit by soaring cost of home help

    Jo Revill, Whitehall editor

    Many vulnerable people now face eligibility tests for basic services as councils tighten budgets.

  • Victory over care 'lottery' for elderly

  • Now the elderly will get equal rights

    Ivan Lewis
  • Your response... Reactions to last week's article

  • 'No one is left without care if they are poor'

  • Is dignity at home too much to ask for our elderly?

  • An end to this shocking lottery

  • Observer campaigns for the elderly as help at home is axed

  • Why we are crying out for a care revolution

    Niall Dickson
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