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  1. 20210419 Care Home Visiting profile.pdf

    who has the following qualities and skills: • Good, positive communication skills • Ability to work unsupervised, using own initiative as required • Understanding of confidentiality • Understanding ... induction • Support from staff at Age Cymru and the care home • Great experience for your CV, and work references if required 2 • Appreciation of mobility restrictions and how best to be able to support

  2. This is older - English.pdf

    recommendations are for any individual, publication or organisation which represents older people in their work and are outlined below. V We need to consider the fact that we are all ageing, rather than thinking ... homogenous group and are as diverse in their lives and lifestyles as any other age group. V We can work harder to gain consent from people to ensure that we show the whole person in images. It is dehumanising

  3. 6 Care home volunteer application form (1).pdf

    interest in volunteering with us. All care home volunteer roles support us to improve lives and help us work towards an age friendly Wales. As a volunteer, you will not be required to support personal care ... your interests? Skills What skills could you offer?  Art  Craft  Conversation  Creative work  Gardening  Games  History  IT  Music  Outdoor activity  Reading  Science  Engineering

  4. Care Home Visiting profile - English - amended Dec 2021.pdf

    who has the following qualities and skills: • Good, positive communication skills • Ability to work unsupervised, using own initiative as required • Understanding of confidentiality • Understanding ... induction • Support from staff at Age Cymru and the care home • Great experience for your CV, and work references if required 2 • Appreciation of mobility restrictions and how best to be able to support

  5. Listen and Connect Role description English.pdf

    their stories and concerns, and offer reflection and support to help them find their own way forward Work from the comfort of your own home Provide resources and information as required Uphold and adhere ... optional training to enhance and develop your skills. Whatever your motivation for volunteering, we’ll work with you to identify the opportunities you need to realise and achieve your goals. It’s amazing the

  6. CAP Regional Volunteer Officer North and Mid Wales - English.pdf

    training and supporting suitable volunteers within the region to deliver support at a community level, working closely and in collaboration with local partners. Main Responsibilities: 1. Implement the volunteer ... Experience The ability to demonstrate experience of: • Working with others to deliver successful projects and services. • Recruiting, managing and working with volunteers. • Establishing and maintaining productive

  7. RB_Oct11_age_regulations_five_years_on.pdf

    supported by the mixed evidence which exists on attitudinal change. Research by the Department for Work and Pensions suggests the 50+ age group appears to have fared badly with regards to employers viewing ... do come to terms with the benefits of employing older workers. Nonetheless, there is still much work to be done in persuading more employers of the benefits of being age-positive. Although the Regulations

  8. APPG_for_Ageing_and_Older_People_minutes_140316.pdf

    particularly for at the lower end of the housing market. Sue explained that one element of Care & Repair’s work was to improve the provision of impartial information and advice on housing options for older people ... second speaker, Jane Ashcroft CBE, Chief Executive of Anchor. Jane Ashcroft CBE – Jane introduced the work of Anchor, explaining the types of housing they provided. She commented that no one model of housing

  9. APPG_for_Ageing_and_Older_People_minutes_080216.pdf

    of different promising interventions, such as Hackney Well Families, an intergenerational scheme working to reduce social isolation that for every £1 spent, there was a £6 return on investment. Nusrat ... reiterated the importance of human interactions and the need for local authorities and partners to work together to share best practice, as well as Chairs of Health and Wellbeing Boards needing to ensure

  10. Friends - Update registration.docx

    e-bost:Address / CyfeiriadPosdt code / Cod post  We’d like to keep you informed about our vital work. Please tick or circle the areas you’re interested in: Arts [  ] Campaigns [  ] Events [  ] Fundraising

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