Older people are being urged to take better care of their feet to support their health and independence.
Age Concern Hampshire is raising awareness during National Feet Week about the importance of foot health for older people.
The charity offers foot care services delivered by trained foot health practitioners.
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Michele Ralph, foot care coordinator at Age Concern Hampshire, said: "Our trained foot health practitioners provide expert care and advice, helping older people maintain healthy feet and independence."
The services include foot health checks and toenail cutting, helping to spot problems early and keep feet in good condition.
Good foot health supports mobility, balance and contributes to overall wellbeing.
National Feet Week encourages everyone to monitor their feet and seek professional advice when needed.
For more information or to book an appointment, go to ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/our-services-hampshire/footcare or call 01962 868545.
Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire delivers a range of services to support older people across the county, including at their Care and Wellbeing Centres.
The charity also operates Foot Care clinics, Help at Home services, Hospital to Home Services, and other community support programmes.
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