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your condition changes 10 7.2 Terminal illness 11 7.3 Hospital and care homes 11 7.3.1 PIP in a hospital 11 7.3.2 PIP in a care home 11 7.3.3 PIP in ‘a similar institution to a hospital’ 12 7.4 If the DWP ... April 2013 17 11.3 Change of circumstances 18 11.3.1 Terminal illness 19 11.3.2 Hospital and care homes 19 11.3.3 If the DWP needs more information 19 11.3.4 Prisoners 19 11.3.5 Going abroad 19 11.4 If
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Information about this factsheet 4 1.1 If you rent your home – recent housing legislation in Wales: the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 4 2 Anti-social behaviour in housing – ... 4.6 Disputes in regard to trees and hedges 13 4.7 Boundary disputes 15 4.8 Disputes in regard to parking spaces 16 4.9 Issues with shared amenities 16 4.10 Planning permission disputes 16 4.11 Empty dwellings
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assessment. This could include checking your eyesight, investigating any continence problems, checking your home for potential hazards and/or attending an exercise class to improve your strength and balance. ... helpful: Information Guide 14: Staying Steady Information Guide 24: Healthy Living Information Leaflet 7: Home safety checker For more information call Age Cymru Advice on 0300 303 44 98
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institutional investment and housing associations could offer better quality and more secure private rented homes. At present, older private tenants are particularly vulnerable to poor housing conditions. The ... housing strategy that is sympathetic to the housing needs of older people and delivers affordable homes in age friendly communities. For further information please contact our Public Affairs Team by emailing
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factsheet is applicable in England and Wales. In Wales, following the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act on 1 December 2022, tenants are now known as ‘contract-holders’ and tenancy agreements ... moving into specialist housing, you may want to arrange a package of care and support in your current home. Contact your local authority, who assess your needs and decide whether you are eligible for services
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area” “There is no public seating” “[…] the one bench that was available near the entrance to the park has been fenced off so is inaccessible for the community” “The seating in shops is very poor” Barriers
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global context 14 3 Enough money 22 4 Feeling well 32 5 High quality health and care 44 6 Safe at home 56 7 Active communities 66 Notes 76 2 3 Our partners Age UK works with partners in the UK and across ... future generations, as many of those coming up to retirement are far from financially secure, and home ownership is likely to reduce: 79 per cent of people born in 1960 were homeowners by the age of 50
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for members of the Armed Forces, Veterans and Armed Forces Community. Defence Discount Service is home of the Defence Privilege Card, the vetted discount card that can be used in stores, restaurants and
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on our glad rags, have a drink (or two) enjoy our office Christmas party and call a taxi to take us home. But what if those little things could bring about big changes for people who really need our ... your drink. You can still enjoy your favourite tipple from home - you just donate what you’ve saved instead donate your taxi ride home donate the money you would have spent on a Secret Santa present
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depression after they reach 65; this figure can rise to more than one in three for people living in care homes. Signs and symptoms You may not realise how depressed you are, especially if you’ve had these feelings ... than two weeks, you should seek help: • loss of self confidence • finding it hard to function at home, at work or in your social life • feeling ‘down’ • less concentration than usual • sleeping too
