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be enough to keep the system going until a new, sustainable approach is put in place.’ “In recent months different experts have come up with a range of numbers for how much is needed to keep Social Care ... are welcome and we look forward to more detail, although for many years skills funding has failed to keep pace with the changing labour market. We hope this marks the beginning of a serious attempt by Government
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left feeling lonely, afraid of where to go, or unsupported. Rachael and Sian are grateful for the warm welcome into the organisation and are looking forward to working with you all alongside the HOPE
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left feeling lonely, afraid of where to go, or unsupported. Rachael and Sian are grateful for the warm welcome into the organisation and are looking forward to working with you all alongside the HOPE
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things we can control, like putting our learning into action. Exercising our muscles that we need to keep our body working for us when we’re 14, 40 and even 94! It’s one body you have for your entire life ... additional layers of clothing (this will keep people warmer if they do fall). Books and magazines Books and magazines can cause a slide if stepped on. Remove them and keep on a good height table to avoid bending
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like preparing meals, doing shopping, laundry, housework, gardening, decorating, householdrepairs)Keeping company (Things like visiting, sitting with, reading together, talking together, playing cards orgames)Getting ... activityOpportunities to socialise with other carers going through a similar experienceOpportunities to exercise and keep fitOther (Please specify) Please tell us moreYour quality oflifeD1. On a scale of 1-5, how satisfied
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and agendas, taking accurate minutes. X • Dealing with confidential information. X • Record keeping, using spreadsheets and databases X Essential Desirable Skills and Abilities • Understanding
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preparing meals, doing shopping, laundry, housework, gardening, decorating, household repairs) Keeping company (Things like visiting, sitting with, reading together, talking together, playing cards or ... to socialise with other carers going through a similar experience Opportunities to exercise and keep fit Other (Please specify) ______________________________________ Please tell us more_________
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the curve. This is not just a problem for older people but for everyone in those areas. Technology keeps the system working and many technological advances would be beneficial to older people. Driverless ... social networks. It is key to keeping people connected. During the meeting Age UK Herefordshire and Worcestershire discussed their work on local loneliness projects. The first, Keep in Touch in Ross-on-Wye,
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following in the last 12 months: Health, fitness, gym or conditioning activities (including aerobics, keep-fit classes, weight-training or weight-lifting); Gymnastics; Swimming or diving; Cycling, BMX or mountain ... amount of money to spend each week on yourself (not on your family)? Keep up with bills and regular debt repayments? Enough money to keep your house in a decent state of repair? Household contents insurance
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choices and views (see Age Cymru’s 2019 edition of the EnvisAGE2 discussion journal, focusing on ‘Keeping voice, choice and control in growing older’). 4. Making access a reality We welcome the inclusion ... BBC Wales news (2016) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-35708714 2 Age Cymru (2019) EnvisAGE: Keeping voice, choice and control in growing older https://www.ageuk.org.uk/cymru/our-impact/policy-p
