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FAQs about Age UK’s Index of Wellbeing in Later Life 1. What is Age UK’s Index of Wellbeing in Later Life? Age UK’s Index of Wellbeing in Later Life is a summary measure that provides information on how ... how well older people aged 60 and over in the UK are doing in life. It provides an average wellbeing score of between 0 and 100, with 100 being the highest score representing the greatest level of wellbeing
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Telecare and telehealth can help us live independently and stay in control of our own health and wellbeing.
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A helpful guide for families, unpaid carers and care staff supporting a person moving to
live in a care home
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If you live in the Pembrokeshire area, find out more information about how Age Cymru can help you.
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This is Age Cymru’s fifth annual survey undertaken in partnership with the four national older people’s organisations.
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Find out more about how we and our local Age Cymru partners provide support to older people in Wales.
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Further to our Golden Thread Advocacy Conference held in November, we're delighted to make the presentations available.
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cost of falls 5 The experiences of people in later life 6 Advice to stay active 7 Investing in falls prevention services 8 Examples of falls prevention services 12 Recommendations 21 Where to go for ... serious type of accident in people aged 65 and over. Furthermore, falls are the main cause of disability and the leading cause of death from injury among people aged over 75 in the UK. Falls destroy confidence
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Age Cymru is the national Charity for 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 ... life better for older people in Wales through our influencing and campaigning, through free, high quality information and advice and through a range of services available in our local communities. 2. What
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Housing benefit cuts and supported housing January 2016 This briefing has been prepared by Age UK in follow up to Thursday 27th January opposition day debate on Housing benefit cuts and supported housing ... implications of the LHA cap on social housing. Sheltered and extra care scheme could see a decline in services or be forced to close. Some providers have now put a halt to planning new schemes. This could have
