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Scotland. 2. We welcome the opportunity to respond to the inquiry. Most people contacting Age UK about benefit issues have reached Pension Credit age (women’s State Pension age) and therefore do not face ... client was worried about this and did not want to claim something that he was not entitled to. 5. When people call the Pension Credit claim line they are first asked for information about their circumstances
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peer reviewed by Dementia UK. Published: June 2023. 3 Contents. What this guide is about. Looking after yourself. 5. About dementia. What is dementia? 8. Getting a diagnosis. 10. Dealing with a diagnosis ... affairs. 20. Carer’s Allowance and other benefits. 22. Dealing with money. 24. Home. 26. Driving. 28. Health and care. 29. Help with care. Help from the council. 36. Day centres. 38. A break from caring. 39
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significant number an anticipation of some form of paid work beyond 65. Advisers are generally optimistic about the outlook for financial markets over the next three years and are encouraging their clients to have ... responsibility for their financial futures – do they need greater incentives to do so? On occasions, public health campaigns provide graphic detail with the intention to shock. Does Generation R need more support
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humidity can present a risk to our health – especially as we get older. Here are some helpful tips on how to stay safe during hot weather. When you’re out and about. • Try to avoid spending too much time ... be harmful when it’s cloudy out, so be careful even when it’s not sunny. • Talk to your optician about prescription sunglasses. Make sure any sunglasses you wear have a CE mark and UV400 label. 3 When
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About the service The work we do with you is confidential. That means we’ll always talk to you before discussing your information with anyone else. We’ll keep your information safe and you have the right ... can look at ways to help you feel safe. We welcome all feedback about our service. If you have any comments, compliments, or complaints about the service you have received please email advocacy@agecymru
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up L57W Staying steady IG14 Healthy living IG24 Healthy eating IG38 Staying cool in a heatwave IL1 Health and wellbeing: Preventative measures Title of Publication Ref. No. Quantity Age Cymru Advice: How ... (bilingual - one sided) AC0003 Age Cymru Advice flyer (bilingual - two sided) AC0004 General information about Age Cymru Advice Title of Publication Ref. No. Quantity Housing options IG08 Adapting your home IG17
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older people in the arts and creative activity during the month of May promote the benefits to health and wellbeing for older people by participating in artistic and creative activity in local communities ... local arts groups, active retirement and community groups, public libraries, museums, theatres, local health boards, schools and care centres. Gwanwyn operates a community grants scheme to assist organisations
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older people in the arts and creative activity during the month of May promote the benefits to health and wellbeing for older people by participating in artistic and creative activity in local communities ... local arts groups, active retirement and community groups, public libraries, museums, theatres, local health boards, schools and care centres. Gwanwyn operates a community grants scheme to assist organisations
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varied interpretationsvii, including: • Some managers thought they had to establish written policies about retirement, so introduced a fixed retirement age. • Conversely, others found there was now no need ... is still a great deal of anecdotal evidence of ageism in the recruitment process. 8 Stereotypes about older workers still prevail, and Age UK’s employment projects around the country all find many examples
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Similarly, without the vital contribution of unpaid carers in all communities across Wales our health and care services could not function, and Carers week provides a fantastic opportunity for us collectively ... have changed over the last two years. We also report on the increasing feedback we have received about people’s struggles with increases in the cost of living. And we respond to the Chancellor’s recent
