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charity and wider stakeholders and partners. 4. Co-ordinate clear communications promoting events to key audiences, including writing copy for online and offline promotional materials, keeping relevant web
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from a World Health Organisation survey of older people’s health and wellbeing in six countries. Key findings: There are large national variations in rates of fear of crime Older women and frail
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experience of trainers. Working in partnership with several organisations within a community is seen as key for the cascading of information from the training packs – with volunteers based in the community being
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Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014. We started this work on the 1st April 2016 and our key aims are: To support the commissioning of independent professional advocacy through a sustainable
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benefits. It is always better to start by stressing the benefits of improving strength and balance – a key intervention to reduce the risk of falling. Q What is the best way to persuade people to buy into ... start by stressing the benefits of improving strength and balance. Strength and balance training is a key intervention to reduce the risk of falling. Training can be given for this at home, in the community
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carer support provision. The findings are principally organised into six main areas that expand on key messages in each of the finding sections. These sections cover two principle elements of the pilot ... volunteer delivered support services at the end of life. Recommendations arising from these key messages are directed to key stakeholders and offer guidance for organisations providing support services to older
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community citing concerns about others not practicing social distancing, the lack of suitable public toilets, and reduced bus routes. Several respondents also called for clear and accessible local information ... transport; services such as banks, post offices and shops; and built environments that include public toilets, clutter free pavements, street lighting, and public seating. 5/ Accessing primary health care –
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Public toilets were found to be the worst scoring element in local communities, with more than half of the respondents scoring their community three or less out of 10. The lack of public toilet facilities ... facilities was the key factor. Issues were also raised over the cleanliness and accessibility of facilities and limited opening hours Older people expressed that their voices were not heard locally, with more
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increasing the capital limit used by local authorities that charge for residential care. However, our key concern is to ensure that the social care system is funded to meet the needs of our ageing population
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in traditional formats has exacerbated difficulties in keeping 3 informed and being able to access key services. Removing the entitlement to a free TV licence for people over 75 would add substantially
