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review 46 Welcome Money matters 6 Health & wellbeing 10 Home & care 16 Travel & lifestyle 20 Work & learning 24 Closer to home 28 Around the world 34 Message from the Chairman and Chief Executive 2 The ... long-term affordability and sustainability of the system in government plans for reform. We have also worked through the Dignity in Care Commission to ensure that our health and social care system treats all
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Malnutrition Prevention Programme. Age UK’s Integrated Care Programme operates across England. Some of the learning from the programme is relevant to the types of service models that could be developed for people ... people who are living with long-term conditions and are at risk of recurring hospital admissions. We work with the organisations to co-design and co-produce an innovative combination of medical and non-medical
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March 2025Salary: £2 7,667(FTE)Job Title of Line Manager: Regional Advocacy Manager Job Purpose: Working with the rest of the regional team , to meet the HOPE project objectives by co-producing and implementing ... suitable volunteers within the region to deliver early intervention advocacy support to older people, working closely and in collaboration with the local Age Connectsand Age Cymru partners.Main Responsibilities
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older people in Wales, we work with our 5 local Age Cymru partners to improve the lives of older people in Wales. We have a shared vision of an Age Friendly Wales and together we work to make life better for ... seeking innovative ways to deliver our advocacy service until it is safe to return to face to face working. 3. What are we looking for? We are seeking support to develop a suite of marketing assets that
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‘popin’ and find out more about our work, how we can help and to share your thoughts and issues with us. I hope you enjoy these and the many other updates on our work across Wales. Victoria Lloyd 2 The ... Senate of Older People, Active Wales, National Pensioners Convention Wales, and Pensioners Forum Wales worked in partnership to understand the experiences of the Covid-19 pandemic by people aged 50 or over in
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Senate of Older People, Active Wales, National Pensioners Convention Wales, and Pensioners Forum Wales worked in partnership to understand the current experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales of the Covid-19 ... with examples given of less pressure on their time, less pressure due to not having to commute to work, and less pressure due to a relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions. Others felt less pressure in terms
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20. Social care. 24. Health. 28. End-of-life support. 34. Employment and rights at work. 36. Leisure and learning. 38. 4 What this guide is about. It’s good to know where to turn if you ever need help ... Age NI have their own versions of this guide. Age UK’s online benefits calculator can also help you work out what you might be entitled to. Tel: 0800 169 65 65. www.ageuk.org.uk/benefits-check. Carer’s
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Discussion: The discussion during the second part of the meeting focused on the future work programme for the APPG. A draft work programme had previously been discussed by the group and the discussion ensured
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sight loss in an ageing society for public policy and the provision of services and support. The learning from the seminar will be used by RNIB and Age UK to set an agenda for positive action in order to ... loss to live life as they wish. We are determined that our organisations will lead by example, working together with people in later life to meet the challenge of sight loss in an ageing society. This
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client group. The reduction is from 44 to 41 services. There are 54 full time paid advocates working across Wales with 10 of those delivering advocacy specifically to older people. Both these figures ... of those delivering advocacy specifically to older people. There are 51 volunteer advocates working in a variety of advocacy services across Wales. There are 21 fewer paid advocates and 15 fewer
