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support for adult carers Consultation on draft NICE Guideline (NG10046) Ref: 1517 Date: May 2017 All rights reserved. Third parties may only reproduce this paper or parts of it for academic ... academic, educational or research purposes or where the prior consent of Age UK has been obtained for influencing or developing policy and practice. Name: Léa Renoux Email: lea.renoux@ageuk.org.uk Age
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to feel a bit unsteady on our feet or worry about falling. But there are simple things we can do to help avoid a slip or fall. Take action today What Ask Act now
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Lack of public toilets, hazardous pavements and exclusion from decision making are key issues for older people. Basic local authority facilities such as public toilets, safe pavements, as well as a voice ... decision making with 4.5, and pavements with 4.6. The lack of public toilet facilities was the key factor for many older people while others said cleanliness, accessibility and limited opening hours were problematic
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by browsers? Vexed by viruses? Our glossary of online terms explains what they mean. Anti-spyware Helps protect your computer against pop-ups, slow performance and security threats caused by spyware and ... download for your computer, tablet or mobile phone. There are hundreds of different apps available, some for free, which do lots of different things, from playing games and puzzles, to helping you remember
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You can help people to: Have their views, wishes and feelings listened to Get the right support when they need it Understand their options and choices Access services like doctors, housing ... professionals. Volunteers Needed Train to become an Independent Volunteer Advocate HOPE needs your help to support people (50+) and carers in your community To become an Independent Volunteer Advocate please
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ac mae gennych hawl i ofyn i gael eu gweld. 4 Yn gynnes dros y gaeaf Mae ein canllaw am ddim Save energy, pay less yn cynnig cyngor defnyddiol ac fe gewch wybodaeth fanylach yn Cymorth gyda chostau gwresogi ... dros sinc gwag.Edrychwch ar y caead i weld a yw’r rwber wedi dirywio. 11 Yn gynnes dros y gaeaf Mae’n help i wneud rhywbeth rydych yn ei fwynhau bob dydd. Os yw’n bosibl, ewch allan am dro bach yng nghanol
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Monday 20 March 2017, 4:00pm – 5:00pm Chair’s introduction Barbara Keeley MP, Shadow Cabinet Member for Mental Health and Social Care The meeting’s chair introduced the topic and it was highlighted that ... likely to be on medication but less likely to have access to talking therapies, with many receiving no help at all from the NHS. The subject was discussed within wider contexts of ageing. With people working
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Only five per cent of people with an existing annuity income said they would consider exchanging this for a cash lump sum. The polling therefore indicates there is likely to be limited demand. Factors ... advice than women. Although based on a low sample size, the main reasons cited for considering taking the cash lump sum are for health, enjoyment and bequests, which provides an indication of people’s motivations
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discrimination This is when you’re treated less favourably because of a protected characteristic; for example, if your local gym refuses to give you a membership because of your age. Indirect discrimination ... discriminatory against a person because of a protected characteristic like their age. For example, if you can pay for an item in instalments but only if you are working, this would disadvantage retired people
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services duties, for example, travel arrangements, stationary orders, mail room duties, co-ordination of the bookings diary. To carry out the b anking.To provide administrative support for any fundraising ... undertake all necessary correspondence relating to any income received. To provide administrative support for organisational events and to attend as required.
