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considered – such as providing frequently used health care services closer to home - this in turn will also meet the less complex needs of the population. We believe the draft ‘Guidance for Engagement ... Representations made by the Citizen Voice Body’ if resourced and embedded into every day working practice will allow increased opportunities for older people to be engaged in decisions on health care that matter
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think about these questions: Will you still get the income you receive at present when you return to the UK? How do prices and costs compare between countries? How will exchange rates and inflation affect ... affect your pension and income? Can you transfer income and assets to the UK? Will your insurance policies remain valid or will you need new ones? (for example, private medical insurance, life insurance)
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On this page, we will share all of the HOPE programme documents that you might find useful to download. If you require these documents in another language, please contact us Project leaflet - bilingual
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welcomes the development of a framework to support bereaved people in Wales. This important development will assist in reducing inequalities across Wales in access to bereavement support and help to address ... additional support above that from their usual support networks will increase. We hope that in developing this framework that Welsh Government will consider the resources needed to deliver this framework and
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by people in need of social prescribing services. As such, engagement with people across Wales who will benefit from the framework needs to be planned early to identify the language that make sense to people ... – through both training and communications and campaigns through the roll out across Wales – they will be confident that they are doing the right thing. The evidence of the positive effects of social prescribing
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supports the reforms, but we are concerned that there is a significant risk that people will make poor decisions that will have a lifelong impact on their finances, as well as their health and wellbeing. ... aim for DC schemes in many, if not most, circumstances. However this will not necessarily always be the case. Different people will want to take their money in different ways, for example one person may
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and thereby being sure that all our loved ones worries about dying and death are acknowledged. This will support us all to have the knowledge and ability to challenge systems and organisations to ensure ... worries, fears or wishes that we have. We can discuss in our own time and in ways that we know they will understand about dying, our own death, their death, being with someone when they die, asking what
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world turning upside down, seemingly overnight, many older people and their families became anxious. Will I be able to go out and buy food? Can I take my dog for a walk? Should I let the engineer in to repair ... delighted to launch our new volunteer led service, Friend in Need, supported by Welsh Government, where we will link older people with a volunteer for a weekly friendship call. The response by communities across
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DELIEVERED? YES NO DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION OR SET OF QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED BY THE EVALUATION? YES WILL ANSWERS TO THESE EVALUATION QUESTIONS CONTRIBUTE TO FILLING A GAP IN THE EVIDENCE BASE? YESNO DO YOU ... OF CHANGE OR LOGIC MODEL WHICH CLEARLY SETS OUT THE LINKS BETWEEN THE INPUTS, THE ACTIVITIES THAT WILL THEN FOLLOW, THE OUTPUTS THAT THEN RESULT AND THE INTENDED OUTCOMES AND IMPACTS THAT ARE EXPECTED
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contains general information on the range of information guides and factsheets only, which we hope will be of use to you. Nothing in this leaflet should be construed as the giving of specific advice and ... you need the information for yourself, a relative or someone you care for, our range of publications will help you find the answers you’re looking for. Information guides Our free handy-sized guides are packed
