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  1. Cascade Training Programme - Final Evaluation Report (Summary Booklet).pdf

    Better Buddies Training for older men to become peer buddies and mentors, to motivate and encourage vulnerable older men to take part in new activities. Moving Movements Training for volunteers in the importance ... older people from ethnic minority communities, into opportunities for meaningful physical activity and wellbeing. Come to Tea Training for volunteers, supported by care home staff, in roles to support greater

  2. 20200703 Friends In Need Funding Allocation v4 - website.pdf

    needing support to identify supporters who would help them during the Coronavirus Crisis. At least two ‘Friends’ in separate households would need to be available for each person needing support, and quarantine ... telephone, commodity ‘drop off’ and virtual support will be necessary with Coronavirus than was the case for ‘swine flu’. No face to face contact with the person being supported would be expected if they or their

  3. FS29w.pdf

    Local authority duties in regard to information & advice and advocacy for people with care needs 15 3.4 If someone is in hospital and may need to move into a ... in Wales – used in the care home charging means test 33 6.3 If you will be paying for your care yourself (i.e. fully self funding as assets above the capital

  4. RB_April15_Winter_fuel_payment_briefing.pdf

    also explains Age UK’s views. Who receives it and how much is it worth today? The WFP is a one-off annual payment that provides help with the cost of energy bills for pensioner households. It is currently ... currently a UK payment but responsibility for the payment in Scotland is expected to be devolved to the Scottish Government.  It is paid to people who have reached women’s state pension age in the qualifying

  5. Wwellbeing and advocacy excerise.pdf

    1 Well-being statement Possible Barriers Reason for advocacy I know and understand what care, support and opportunities are available and use these to help me achieve my well-being. I can access ... individual circumstances are considered. I speak for myself and contribute to the decisions that affect my life, or have someone who can do it for me. 2

  6. annual_review_2013_2014.pdf

    Velda, 76 Our year Annual Review 2013/14 Age UK’s vision is for a world where everyone can love later life. We know it’s ambitious, because for many people growing older can bring challenges. But that doesn’t ... following the Philippines typhoon. Our year at a glance 4 Over 24,000 campaigners helped us argue for better care. 260,000 people reached through our winter warmth programmes. 167 local partners covering

  7. Equity release

    experienced equity release adviser, who can give you more information on equity release and help you choose a plan that meets your needs, and an independent solicitor, who can explain more about the legal ... you if you decide to take out a plan. The upfront fees for setting up equity release plans can be expensive so make sure the decision is right for you before you make any commitment. There are certain conditions

  8. Adaptations and equipment to make home tasks easier

    If you want to stay independent in your own home for longer, there are adaptations that can make your life easier. Read more information about adaptations and funding them here.

  9. Donate

    Help us to be there for millions of older people. There are many different ways that you can donate or give money to Age Cymru. Make a one-off or monthly donation now.

  10. Tai chi Qigong

    Tai Chi for Health can help older people to improve their balance, core strength and overall wellbeing. This is an activity that can also help to reduce the risk of falls among older people.

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