this toolkit For each of the above you will find: • Cross-reference to the relevant tasks in the Key Tasks Matrix contained in the framework; • An introduction to the subject and/or some advice on how ... approach 12 Monitoring and reviewing need, delivery and performance 3 Introduction 1 More about advocacy Key tasks • Have a vision and strategy for advocacy as a whole – demonstrating commitment to advocacy
financial situation, the cost of gym membership, the availability of transport and hence access to key services, isolation or loneliness and a paucity of relevant information about the most beneficial lifestyle ... Substance Misuse Delivery Plan ‘Working Together to Reduce Harm Delivery Plan 2016-18’ included a key action to ‘Raise awareness of 3 Welsh Government
UK to discuss and give their views on current issues and legal reforms which impact older people. Key points and recommendations Older people need to be protected from undue influence and this need for ... testamentary freedom. Allowing people with limited or fluctuating capacity to make a valid will is a key aspect of helping disabled people exercise their rights under article 12 Convention on the Rights of
sets out the key findings from the 47 advocates who completed the survey and provides some additional context for these findings. The report concludes by summarising the main findings and the key areas that ... rights have been upheld but know many examples of blanket decisions, remote hearings, no contact with key professionals that have meant rights haven’t been upheld across the board. Some clients have had rapid
Economic Tracker Summer 2013 1 Contents Key insights 2 Background 3 Indicators 4 Dashboard 6 What older people say about their current economic situation 8 Analysis of the implications of a cap on ... the impact of the economy on the financial well-being older people. This Economic Tracker analyses key economic trends and the views of older people to give a concise picture of the economic situation for
living with dementia Question 1 - Dementia strategy themes We believe the themes cover many of the key areas where changed is needed to improve lives for people living with dementia and their cares across ... families and carers to live well in the community for as long as possible. What do you think are the key features of this type of service? Age Cymru welcomes the strategy’s description that people with
‘I lost my job as a manager in a freight company because I was reprimanded for using the women’s toilets, despite my having lived as a woman for some time. My bosses brought me into the office and said ... needs. The obstacles to good practice 17 18 What you can do to make a difference The manager as the key to change The most significant influence in any service is the leadership of the manager and the ethos
consent from all participants, we have included a film highlighting insights relating to each of the key themes explored within the report (see chapters 4-8), and further information about the participants ... teams from Age UK and Ipsos MORI met to discuss and analyse the data. From this session, we derived key themes to follow up in the final qualitative stages. Stage two involved researchers attending three
managers as part of a self-regulatory approach. The review is due for completion by November 2014. Key points and recommendations Age UK believes there need to be further steps towards improved regulation ... resulting in our ‘Making it work for us’ report (2012). This gives a good indication of some of the key issues for older leaseholder and reflects other comments and complaints we have received. In addition
fears and aspirations during these difficult times. We’ve also made sure that service providers, key decision makers, and politicians are hearing about the challenges currently facing older people in ... their rights and live fulfilling and dignified later lives. The two-page manifesto focuses on the five key areas of: Poverty and voice; Accessing primary care; Seamless health and social care; Employment; and