⚫ Are you being pressured into making a quick decision? ⚫ Are the firm’s only contact details a mobile phone number or a PO box address? ⚫ Has the firm told you that you cannot call them back? Age UK
soon as possible. We can also be contacted on: admin@waleschc.org.uk Advocates do have individual mobile telephone numbers – provided on request. Postal correspondence to our offices at Bangor: NWCHC
Council tax is charged on domestic, self-contained dwellings. Houses, flats, bungalows, houseboats and mobile homes all count as dwellings, whether owned or rented. Every dwelling receives one Council Tax bill ... in trust (although some types of trust are disregarded; seek further advice in this situation). Mobility supplement under the War Pensions Scheme. Regular payments received as part of an equity release
the health, well-being and quality of life of residentsi - particularly those with disabilities or mobility problems. Amending and extending Part M (level one), to reflect the key components of the lifetime ... with someone aged 65 or olderiii. As we get older many of us will need to cope with a disability or mobility problem. This implies the need for practical intervention to shape the housing market in meeting
Worker / Facilitator / Assistant Facilitator ● Bringing a companion or service animal with them ● Mobility and accessibility issues ● Specific requests, eg: no red clothing / no brown belts / no ties / no
shaping homes within prosperous places and communities - Employment, welfare reform and social mobility - in particular looking at the role of housing in supporting tenants to find and progress in sustained ... office for work or hobbies. They may also need space to store a wheelchair or mobility scooter. The issue of space for mobility scooters is likely to increase in the future and lack of storage is becoming
way: advice services on a range of financial, health and other issues, practical help to obtain mobility and specialist equipment, household goods for formerly homeless Veterans, support for Veterans with
G had received a poor standard of care from a local hospital, that had left her with significant mobility problems. She wanted assistance to draft a letter to address her complaint. Our HOPE Independent
– An older man feels he is paying more than he can afford. He has had a severe stroke, has poor mobility, finds communication difficult and struggles with paperwork. He does not know how to switch. ... COPD. • Physical impairments, such as sight, hearing or dexterity. • Other disabilities, including mobility issues. • Frailty, i.e. very low physical resilience. • Mental health conditions, including depression
as stairs and the lack of lifts can be powerful deterrents to participation for individuals with mobility problems. The ‘walkability’ of neighbourhoods, including pavements with even surfaces, perceived ... becomes difficult for them to manage. Others might choose specialist housing due to problems such as mobility, loneliness and the need for care and support. Specialist sites and phone lines provide valuable