your experience of accessing social care in the last three months if needed? (e.g. getting an assessment for your needs, needs as a carer, day centre support, help at home with daily living tasks, getting ... related to older age? Yes No (If No, skip to question A8) a) If Yes, have you increased the amount of care you provide in the last three months? Yes No If you ticked Yes to question A7, you
next UK Government must Enforce existing age discrimination law and provide guidance to ensure employers treat older workers fairly Take steps to tackle ageism in the labour market Improve the Windrush ... discrimination many older people face as a result of other protected characteristics Take steps for unpaid carers to have greater protection and flexibility in the workplace Ensure that businesses, the media, third
leaving the housing to arriving at a destination. Flexible working provides mutual benefits to employers and employees and could tackle congestion by changing transport patterns. We support the Government‟s ... 1. Many of the benefits of local transport are gained by the individual – for example, leisure, employment, more family time. Is it right for the Government to subsidise these things? Yes. An effective
Making an application for a Council Tax exemption 12 7 Disability reduction scheme 13 7.1 What happens if you qualify? 13 7.2 Making an application for a disability reduction on your ... authority to impose a premium 25 12 Your Council Tax bill 25 13 What happens if you do not pay your Council Tax? 26 14 Council Tax Reduction Schemes (CTRS) –
reflected in an increase in contract value. Many organisations across Wales that are GDPR compliant and work with vulnerable people may be largely WASPI compliant for contracted work but may not have gone ... will impact services that are under contract to deliver support from public authorities. If an agency is sanctioned, will this then mean that the service delivery contract is voided? How will those needing
door unexpectedly looking to get work - don’t feel pressured to hire them. If in doubt, always say no, close the door, and if necessary, contact the police. You can find a trusted tradesperson by: asking ... up and disposal of waste. Get a written contract For any medium or large jobs, you should insist on a full legal written contract as it offers you protection if anything does go wrong. Agree any stage
ensure that older people are a priority within this expanding scope. We welcome the intention that contract reform: should facilitate dentistry to better engage with primary care clusters and the wider patient ... within the existing contract to accelerate transformational change by describing what good looks like, include need and outcome measures worked up jointly with clinicians and contract managers, and make
our tips below to help the person you’re supporting to stay safe. Encourage them to: • Be sceptical if they receive an email, text or WhatsApp message about the Coronavirus, and never click on any attachments ... charged tallies with the receipt. • Speak to their telephone line provider to get call blocking in place if they feel they need extra security about who is calling them. • Not be worried about saying no and
them feel safe if they have been or are at risk of being harmed Listening to people and hearing their wishes and aspirations Understanding of older people’s issues Understanding carers issues Empathising ... receive Exploring and researching options that are available to the person Being there with someone if they need support at a meeting Making phone calls, sending emails, helping to write letters or filling
your experience of accessing social care in the last three months if needed?(e.g. getting an assessment for your needs, needs as a carer, day centre support, help athomewithdailylivingtasks,gettingsupporttoleavehospital ... No(IfNo,skiptoquestionA8)If Yes,haveyouincreasedtheamountofcareyouprovideinthelastthreemonths? Yes NoIf you ticked Yes to question A7, you may like to know that Age Cymru and Carers Trust have a project