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Agreement Type: Permanent Line Manager: Chief Executive Job Purpose To support the Chief Executive in arranging and supporting meetings and contacts with a range of people and organisations, including ... Desirable Experience The ability to demonstrate experience of: • Working in a in a busy office environment. X • Working in an administration role. X • Providing high quality customer service
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Age Cymru is the new force combining Age Concern Cymru and Help the Aged in Wales. Registered charity number 1128436. Registered office address: Ty John Pathy, 13/14 Neptune Court, Vanguard Way, Cardiff ... Walking Volunteer Leader Principle Function: To work with local Nordic Walking Volunteer Instructor to set up and lead local Nordic Walking groups in your local area, and to promote and inspire participation
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Age Cymru held an in-person event: ‘A spotlight on employment and older people’ Tuesday 31 January 2023 - Neuadd in the Senedd buildings, Cardiff Bay The event, kindly sponsored by Mike Hedges ... Hedges MS, explored how employers in Wales are creating workplaces where older workers can thrive, and the benefits that a mixed aged workforce can bring to organisations. It also explored how some of the
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Draft April 2020 Page 1 of 3 Role Description Job Title: ‘Friend in Need’ Volunteer Officer Location: Wales – based in the Cardiff or Mold office, or potential to be home based within Wales Contractual ... support and management of volunteers for the ‘Friend in Need’ telephone befriending service, and oversee the day to day implementation of the service, in a consistent and efficient way to ensure a high quality
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branches for older people In Wales, according to Which?, a staggering 348 bank branches have closed since 2015, leaving 211 branches open. Whilst banking hubs have been announced in Abergele, Abertillery, ... especially important for those older people who are not online; and almost a third of people aged 75 or over in Wales are digitally excluded. Even among older people who do have online access, some are reluctant
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photos of residents’ faces • Once this is done, talk to each resident about what they’d love to do most in the world • Residents can look through old magazines or images online that you can print, and collect ... simply visit a relative in a distant land. 2 Creating an age friendly Wales Visual Arts Working with clay Clay is a wonderful material for residents to work with. It comes in many different forms
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of combining work and care in later life Introduction With more and more people providing care for friends and family, the role played by government and employers in supporting longer working lives is becoming ... responsibilities with work, as well as some of the potential solutions. Through our own research and focus groups, it investigates the stories of 50+ carers, looking at what works – and crucially what’s
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looking for work, you might be able to claim Jobseeker’s Allowance to top up your income while you search for a job. Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) is a benefit for people who are actively looking for work. There ... contributions over the last 2 years. New style JSA – this is replacing contribution-based JSA and works in the same way. Income-based JSA – this is based on your income and savings and you can receive it
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cook their dinner. visit a relative who lives far away once a month to see how they’re doing. move in with someone to help them recuperate after a major operation. If you care for someone, you can contact ... equipment to help you in your caring role. Further information can be found within our factsheet: Factsheet 41w: Social care assessments for older people with care needs in Wales The factsheet
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project with Age Cymru - the HOPE Project. Having previously worked in a support role I thought this might be something I would be interested in doing. Therefore, I contacted Age Cymru and so began my ... found enjoyable, challenging and stimulating in equal measure. For a start my efficiency with Zoom has had to increase exponentially! The joy of volunteering in a global pandemic! I’ve never felt unsupported
