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  1. Martin Rolph

    variety, meeting people I would never meet otherwise, learning from other people involved and the activities, considerable control over the length and timing of my volunteering, and the feeling of usually

  2. What is adult safeguarding?

    Neglect “neglect” means a failure to meet a person’s basic physical, emotional, social or psychological needs, which is likely to result in an impairment of the person’s well-being ... them they are worthless enforcing rules and activity which humiliate, degrade, or dehumanise the victim forcing the victim to take part in criminal activity such as shoplifting, neglect or abuse of children

  3. annual_review_2013_2014.pdf

    spent on charitable activity, slightly up on last year, was much more than our £46.2 million fundraising income. This was only possible because of our social enterprise activities. This year we developed ... being undermined by a chronic lack of funding. Age UK has continued to pioneer integrated health, social care and voluntary services. Our Cornwall integrated care pilot has demonstrated significant reductions

  4. Grant application and delivery support form.pdf

    service, reservists or active in the merchant navy. Former armed forces personnel can have difficulties coping after leaving the service and, in particular, accessing the health and social care they need to ... provide funding to help Project 360°Age Alliance Wales partners maintain, expand or provide services, activities, events, resources or publications that improve the lives of military veterans aged 65 or over

  5. Loneliness policy statement - May 2017.pdf

    Statement Loneliness May 2017 Note: This policy statement focuses on those community services and activities which facilitate the inclusion and participation of older people, which can help overcome loneliness ... transport and a poor physical environment. Some older people choose to miss out on socialising or activities because even small charges for these, or the costs of transport, are beyond them. This means that

  6. RB_April11_Evidence_Review_Healthy_Ageing.pdf

    cost-efficient. • Health promotion services that are effective are often providing more than just activities and information – they involve adopting approaches that can change people’s behaviours. • In general ... time-banking scheme and the US’s retirement campuses provide stimulating ideas as to how we might extend our active ageing strategy with suitable partners. Key messages 4 Healthy Ageing Evidence Review The last ten

  7. Personal Independence Payment

    Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit for people who may need help with daily activities or getting around because of a long-term illness or disability.   How much you can get depends on ... eligible for PIP if you’re under State Pension age (and over 16) and need help with daily living activities or getting around, or both. If you’re awarded PIP before you’re of State

  8. GCBH-The-Brain-Body-Connection-Report-Jul16.pdf

    Brain–Body Connection: GCBH Recommendations on Physical Activity and Brain Health The Brain–Body Connection: GCBH Recommendations on Physical Activity and Brain Health 1 The Global Council on Brain Health ... choices relating to brain health. Physical Activity and Brain Health On April 14, 2016 members of the GCBH met to critically examine the impact of physical activity on brain health. A list of participants

  9. RB_June15_Lonelines_in_later_life_evidence_review.pdf

    ..................................................................................... 10 Group activities .............................................................................................. ... ........ 16 Appendix A: Social support ................................................................................................................... 17 Sources of social support ................

  10. annual_review_2011_2012.pdf

    NEARLY MORE THAN 7,400 VALUABLE VOLUNTEERS SUPPORTED OUR WORK 7,000 OLDER PEOPLE LEARNED ABOUT THE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF THE INTERNET DURING ITEA AND BISCUITS WEEK OUR INFORMATION AND ADVICE SERVICE REACHED ... PEOPLE SIGNED OUR PETITION TO END THE CRISIS IN CARE WE HELPED MORE THAN 65,000 OLDER PEOPLE KEEP ACTIVE AND EAT WELL THROUGH FIT AS A FIDDLE 95% OF ENGLISH POSTCODES ARE COVERED BY A LOCAL AGE UK 3 Together…

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