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if there was not a free fares scheme. • Social connections: encouraging the role of the bus as a mobile social space that provides access to informal support networks, social engagement and contact with
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covers a wide range of activities that can be good exercise for residents, especially those with low mobility. Simple rhythm activities and calming movements co-ordinated with breathing can be fun when done
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older people Falling in older age can lead to increased anxiety and depression, reduced activity, mobility and social contact, higher use of medication and greater dependence on medical and social services ... people are receptive to messages about the positive benefits of exercises that improve balance and mobility, including health, strength, confidence and enjoyment. They are likely to welcome support and encouragement
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Accessibility. • Can you move around your home easily? • Will it still be suitable if you become less mobile in the future? • Do you have to walk up a long path or stairs to get to your front door? • If it ... schemes. You can find out more at www.gov.wales/help-to-buy-home. Park homes. Park homes, also known as mobile homes, are single-storey houses installed on a park home site. They can be affordable in areas that
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would like to • Are more likely to experience chronic pain • Are more likely to have problems with mobility outside the home • Have greater need for services • Are more likely to live in poor quality housing ... explaining: “I have had nearly 60 years of learning to cope with sight loss.” John describes retaining mobility and communication as vital to his quality of life. He uses a long cane to get around, having started
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‘hard-to-reach’ older people (e.g. those experiencing social exclusion, isolation, poverty, restricted mobility or health problems) about their needs to age well in the community. They also worked together with ... reasons. Cities have to meet the needs of both long-term residents as well as those who are highly mobile (e.g. students, young professionals). The two groups may, however, have different degrees of commitment
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call to a standard 01 or 02 number). They will also be automatically included in any landline or mobile inclusive minutes package. Or you can email advice@agecymru.org.uk or visit www.agecymru.org.uk/spreadthewarmth
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as the only practical form of independent transport, including older people that may experience mobility issues, or for carers, and for those living in rural areas where public transport is sparse. Continuing ... access, better waiting rooms, shelters, toilets, lighting and seating.5 For older people with limited mobility, getting to the bus stop and on and off the bus are significant issues which are compounded by a
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should be given the code. • You may be eligible for a Blue Badge if you or your carer has reduced mobility. This allows you to use disabled parking spaces, which are often closer to the shops. You can apply ... out and about, you can buy a tracking device. These are available in the form of a watch or a small mobile device that you can take with you wherever you go. It allows a loved one to see where you are, which
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houseboat mooring charges, even if you own your houseboat ⚫ caravan or mobile home site charges, even if you own your caravan or mobile home. You cannot usually get HB to help with: ⚫ care home fees if you ... Widow/Widower’s Pension for ‘pre-1973 widows’ (in addition to the £10 disregard for war widows and widowers) ⚫ mobility supplement under the War Pensions Scheme ⚫ rent from property other than your home (but the value
