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groups, that are properly signposted • vision – we need regular eye tests; the cost of glasses and transport have been identified as barriers • incontinence – affects 3 to 5 million people, and can ruin
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picking up ‘bits and pieces’ over the week • Some would drive to the shops, others took public transport and some walked Overview of audience’s approach to banking: • Generally done in person – either
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available services and be able to signpost people to support. 3. Accessibility – cuts to public transport and the location of some new health centres can make it difficult for older people to access their
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activities and outings for older people, and sometimes workshops and training. Most can arrange transport to and from the centre. • Residential care – care homes can provide short-term care for the person
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citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer Consumer Council Represents consumers and handles complaints in relation to transport, water and energy in Northern Ireland. Tel: 0800 121 6022 www.consumercouncil.org.uk Consumer Council
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encouragement to follow instructions during classes. Practice example: transport support to attend falls prevention classes Transport to Tameside and Glossop Falls and Osteoporosis Service is provided by ... way; celebrating religious festivals and holy days; providing space to pray or worship; arranging transport to places of worship; making appropriate funeral arrangements (for those who do not have a religious
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food/meals; support charges; medical or nursing care; personal laundry services; leisure facilities; transport; TV rental and licences; emergency alarms; and charges for services not related to the provision
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valid or do you need new ones? A prior visit to the UK can allow you to check prices of fuel, transport, food, housing, and other costs such as Council Tax and utilities. Returning to the UK can affect
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authority run day centre for older people, for example). Night-sitting services. Community transport. Provision of aids, equipment or adaptations to help with daily living tasks and for home safety ... centre for leisure and other activities. This could include the provision of, or assistance with, transport to and from the facilities. Further information on care services at home can be found in Age Cymru’s
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them know. Who ‘supplies’ my energy? Your home is connected to a network of pipes and cables that transport energy from where it is generated. Energy is delivered to your home by a ‘network operator’ or two
