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what matters to them. This survey will take 15 minutes to complete. Your response is anonymous but if you want us to contact you about the survey you can include your contact details at the end of the ... ____________________________________________________________________ A2. Do you use the internet? e Yes e No A2.a. If yes, how do you access the internet? e Own smartphone e Own tablet/iPad e Own laptop or desktop computer
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older people such as digital exclusion, accessing general practice, paying for care, supporting older carers, and helping older workers to return to the workplace.
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or friendly, and it can be easy to fall victim. It’s especially important to be vigilant and aware if you live on your own. There are many different types of doorstep scams, and here are five you should ... companies so you know that they are genuine if they send someone round. Phone your utility company to find out how to do this. Nominate a neighbour. Find out if you have a nominated neighbour scheme where
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3 of 71 7.3 Independence Checklists 29 7.4 Your carer’s role in the needs assessment process 30 7.5 Making decisions and giving your consent 31 8 Advocacy ... Post-discharge services that can be arranged as part of your care plan – options if you have low level needs 37 10.1 ‘Home from hospital’ or ‘hospital discharge’ services
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within which disabled people have recognised rights. In the Equality Act a person has a disability if they have a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on their ... well-being of the older population in England. The 2008 English Longitudinal Study of Ageing. London: IFS. 2 Jagger C, et al (2009) Calibrating disability measures across British national surveys, MAP2030
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implicated in a safeguarding enquiry. 4 The appropriate individual may be a family member, friend, carer, or anyone providing a non-professional form of independent advocacy, as long as they meet the above ... participation in determining their well-being outcomes and obtaining the care and support they need. If there is no appropriate individual available, the person must be referred to a statutory IPA service
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Someone to represent you if you need them to • Someone to help you be heard Independent Advocacy: supporting you to be informed, heard and involved Are you aged 50+, or a carer of an older person, living ... living in the community and have issues or concerns that you’re fi nding it diffi cult to resolve? If you think that HOPE can support you, please e-mail advocacy@agecymru.org.uk Age Cymru, Ground Floor, Mariners
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experiences and what matters to them.This surveywilltake15minutestocomplete.Your response is anonymous but if you want us to contact you about thesurveyyoucanincludeyourcontactdetailsattheend of the survey.Thank ... Onlinesearchengine(e.g.,Google)o Idon’taccessinformationo OtherA2. Do you use the internet?o Yeso NoA2.a. If yes, how do you access the internet?o Ownsmartphoneo Owntablet/iPado Ownlaptopordesktopcomputero Atalibraryo
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Have you been affected by any of the issues in this guide? Has Age UK’s information and advice helped? If so, we’d love to hear from you to provide relatable examples that benefit others. Email your story ... written with you in mind. This information guide has been produced with the help of older people, carers and expert peer reviewers. This guide has been kindly peer reviewed by Dementia UK. Published: June
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information and advice. • We deliver wellbeing programmes. • We provide independent advocacy. • We support carers. • We campaign and research. Age Cymru Mariners House Trident Court East Moors Road Cardiff CF24 ... confidential service. Age Cymru Advice can assist older people themselves, their family, friends, carers, or professionals. All of our guides and factsheets are available to download from our website, or
