We all have a part to play in looking after the elderly at this time of year.
That's the message from Chief Executive of Age Isle of Man, George Quayle.
Mr Quayle says as good neighbours we can help alleviate some of the hardships the elderly face during winter.
Mr Quayle says bad weather can stop the elderly getting about easily and can lead to injuries:
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