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Care Home Volunteer profile This volunteering opportunity will play a key role in supporting care homes as they facilitate residents' wellbeing. Are you interested in an engaging and unique volunteering ... required • Appreciation of mobility restrictions and how best to be able to support older people You will receive • Induction and Safeguarding Training • Support from staff at the care home • Understanding
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expanding the choices available is unlikely to result in consumers becoming more empowered. The system will still rely on consumers at retirement becoming informed, engaged and taking active decisions. Just ... annuities, there may not be pressure to offer good value alternatives. Behavioural biases will mean that most consumers will struggle to make these decisions and there may be a strong trend towards the ‘default’
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people. The training packs are flexible and adaptable, enabling them to be applied to satisfy a range of organisational training needs and services. The delivery of the training packs, and need for consultative ... organisations within a community is seen as key for the cascading of information from the training packs – with volunteers based in the community being assets to help achieve this. The programme empowered
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selling insurance and other financial products from local offices around the Country. This means that it will no longer be possible for anyone to purchase or renew insurance from Age Cymru Enterprises. Please ... the good work of the local Age Cymru Charity in your community will continue to help the lives of older people. Older people in Wales will still be able to purchase any of the Age UK or Age Co products
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exercise but feel nervous going out by themselves. Our trained volunteers will walk with you in your local area. We hope older people will enjoy going outdoors with us, especially if they have a long term health ... from getting regular exercise. We'll match you with one of our supportive volunteers for 12 weeks who will regularly accompany you on a walk from your home, at a pace which suits you and your abilities. Get
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education, work, home, money, support, your family life or social life. Your feedback will help make a difference. We will share what you tell us directly with the UK Inquiry. We may also share what we hear ... bodies in Wales who can take action to make changes where this is needed. Your views and experiences will help them to see what people think has worked well and take action to learn from the things that didn’t
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changing. You’ll still be able to have a landline in your home, but the technology that powers it will be a bit different and you may need to upgrade some of your equipment. What’s changing and when ... called an ‘IP network’. Landlines will still exist, and you can still have a phone line in your home - but the system that underpins it will be different. The changeover needs to happen by
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physical and other barriers from our places of work and practice’, and the examples listed as to how this will be achieved. We particularly welcome the commitment to work with others to embed the All Wales Standards ... commitment to ‘analyse data to inform and target interventions to improve and report on outcomes’ as this will help ensure support goes where it is needed most and support transparency in decision making. Objective
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outcomes, and reach a conclusion on their needs for advocacy support. Key barriers will include issues and situations that will impair individuals’ ability to: understand relevant information retain information ... support needs, IAA services will be their first point of contact with social services. 5The Part 2 Code of Practice (General Functions) recognises that: Para 327. Some people will require support to be able
