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  1. Friend In Need Resource -English.pdf

    days to clear and thereby leave someone out of pocket. • Pre-paid cards work in a similar way to mobile telephone top-up cards whereby the card can be topped up at Post Offices, shops displaying the PayPoint ... It’s recommended that: • Smart meter customers should be able to top-up remotely, such as by phone, mobile application or online. • Customers who are unable to top up their pre-payment meter are advised to

  2. One network, one timetable, one ticket - June 2022.pdf

    transport, which can mean that it is often not a realistic or safe option. For older people with limited mobility, getting to and from the bus stop, and on and off the bus can be an issue, especially if carrying ... often moved, and further away from the main hubs and links which is not appropriate for people with mobility issues. With reference to the objective regarding ‘passenger-friendly drivers, trained and supported

  3. IG55.pdf

    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

  4. Age Cymru - Report on the current experiences of people aged 50 or over across Wales of the Covid-19 pandemic and views on the year ahead - June 2022.pdf

    ahead - June 2022 ‘When I got my Xray result I told the GP how badly it has affected me, reduced my mobility and state of mind she said ‘Yes, frustrating isn’t it?’ No advice on treatment at all! It was like ... pandemic, and views on the year ahead - June 2022 ‘Remote hospital consultations are difficult ...mobile service is erratic and if phone cuts out during a conversation it is difficult to continue’ Access

  5. Transport policy statement - January 2018.pdf

    difficulties in negotiating the gap between the train and the platform edge. 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 ... practical form of independent transport for many older people, particularly for those who experience mobility problems and for carers. Continuing to drive may be crucial for older people to get out and about

  6. Age Cymru Physical Activity leaflet.pdf

    more efficiently • maintain a healthy weight • strengthen your muscles and bones • maintain your mobility and independence • you cope with everyday tasks • improve your strength and flexibility; this ... with worries • it can relax you and help you sleep better. Being active can help you maintain your mobility and independence, so you can do the things that you want to do and live life to the full. 76 How

  7. CRS_Oct11_Strategic_Framework_for_Road_Safety.pdf

    the measures set out in the action plan are workable and sufficient in relation to older people’s mobility. We would like to highlight the following issues: • The framework makes the connection between ... Age – not the end of the road. 2008 iii As above iv Box, Gandolfi and Mitchell. Maintaining Safe Mobility for the Ageing Population” RAC Foundation v Help the Aged, Old Age – not the end of the road. 2008

  8. Draft Planning Policy Wales - May 2018.pdf

    and which will be easier and less costly to adapt if people’s needs change, should they develop a mobility problem or disability in later life. The Welsh Government established an Expert Group on Housing ... transport can present significant physical problems for many older people. For older people with limited mobility, getting to the bus stop is a significant issue which is compounded by a lack of facilities at bus

  9. FS8w.pdf

    housing you need – for example, particular features or facilities due to disability, illness or mobility problems;  evidence supporting your application – for example, a GP letter explaining why you need ... because of physical health and/or mental health problems exacerbated by your current home;  due to mobility issues that make your current home impractical; or  to give or receive care, or access specialised

  10. 2020-2021 Age Cymru MMIYP - English.pdf

    how much income or savings you have. PIP is made up of two parts – a daily living component and a mobility component. Whether you get one or both of these depends on how much help you need. what next? 34 ... depend on your needs: £59.70 for the standard rate £89.15 for the enhanced rate Mobility component You can get the mobility component if you need help moving around. There is also a standard and enhanced

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