discrimination and harassment • Respect for health and safety issues including the organisation’s policy on alcohol and drugs • Respect for the organisation’s procedures • Respect for privacy, confidentiality ... accept or give gifts unless approved by the care home • Don’t spend excessive time with one resident which may favour one person or exclude others • Language should be appropriate and not cause offence or humiliation
services to be more inclusive for older people living with dementia. The support provided focused on the following five domains: • The voice of people with dementia – listening to and engaging with people ... regional partners. • Resources – effectively using internal resources and gaining ‘buy-in’ from all. What were the successes of the programme? New approaches to working with people with dementia have been
understand the why and how behind things). It is therefore about developing richness in data based on an in-depth understanding rather than representativeness which is the preserve of quantitative research ... representative). The approach of qualitative research methods involves proceeding through the sample until what is emerging is not providing any new information. This is known as reaching data saturation, and where
the issues of importance to them. Age Cymru welcomes the opportunity to respond to this consultation on mandatory licensing and special procedures. Though older people are not generally considered large ... the need to regulate special procedure services, there is a need to provide advice to the public on what services are regulated and why. As such it is important that the introduction of licencing of special
benefits of Nordic Walking that I and my wife have found. What difference to your life has volunteering made to you? It gives me a sense of purpose What do you enjoy most about your volunteering experience ... right after several weeks of trying and even greater pleasure of seeing them go on to join one of the Nordic Walking groups. What would you say to someone who is thinking of becoming involved with volunteering
investment fraud lost £32,000 on average.8 7 romance frauds Action Fraud receives around 7 romance fraud reports every day. A quarter of victims are in their 50s, losing £10,000 on average.9 Introduction People ... all the rest, and it’s not as secure as they say it is.’ (Participants at Age UK workshops on scams) What Age UK wants to see Banks must: • Do much more to reduce the risks of customers responding to
groupLocal authority a rea where your group meets1 .Please describe your Winter Celebration. Include what the activity is, when and where it will take place and how it will be delivered/managed: ... announcing Grant Awards. This will be based on information supplied in your application. In the case of more extensive publicity, such as an article focusing on a single project, we will contact you before
given? Any other note in respect of permission Referrer’s details (if not self-referral) Name: In what capacity the referrer knows the person :Agency (if relevant) and address:Postcode: Tel no: E-mail: ... Widowed o Divorced o Separated oDoes the person live alone? Yes oNo oOther people in household:What type of accommodation (own home, sheltered housing etc):Has the person or the person’s spouse or
provided by a national partner. This support was accompanied by a comprehensive training package. What was learnt from the evaluation? Organisations accessed the programme for a variety of reasons: to ... older people into participating in activities to improve their physical, mental and social wellbeing. What delivery organisations said about the project: ‘We don’t have a strong training offer for our volunteers
equal in relationships with others so that they can feel empowered to speak up and be involved based on their own choices and views. It supports people to have their rights upheld, to express their views ... An advocate can help someone to: • Understand what’s happening at meetings or appointments. • Be represented in meetings so their views are heard. • Say what matters to them in meetings or sit alongside