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distancing protocol and don’t take unnecessary risks. 2. Don’t go into the house of the person you’re supporting. 3. Leave the medicine outside on the doorstep. 4. Communicate to the person in isolation that ... Disinfect any surface that will be touched by the person you’re delivering to. If the person you’re supporting needs further help and is aged 50 or over they can contact Age Cymru Advice on 0300 303 44 98,
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one to understand the people that are being reached and supported. This type of information helps identify if people being reached and supported are representative of the community or the group within ... community being targeted. It also provides information on the types of people for whom results of support is applicable. This guide presents the socio-demographic information that should be collected. It
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Golden Thread Advocacy Programme (GTAP) has been funded by Welsh Government to run alongside and support the implementation of Part 10 (Advocacy) of the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014 in ... automatically be doing. We believe it would be better to recast this as "Some people may need the support of an advocate to represent their views when they are not able to do so themselves." We also think
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lead active and rewarding lives. Work supported by the Social Services Improvement Agency identified that earlier interventions and a reablement approach to supporting people with dementia, incontinence, ... result in maintaining independence at home and delay the need for high-end residential care.1 We support the use of technology such as the Dental Imaging Exchange (PACS) which enables radiographs, clinical
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cognitively stimulating games, defined by the participants’ sporting interests and preferences and supported by memorabilia and resources such as Replay cards, quizzes and the weekly Sporting Pink. These therapeutic ... ‘spot the ball’ and quizzes, as well as some light, inclusive physical activities. We can offer support to help members get connected through our Digital Champion Volunteers. Clybiau ar-lein: Cynhelir
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or more) who: (a) Is experiencing or is at risk of abuse or neglect; (b) Has needs for care and support (whether or not the authority is meeting any of those needs); and (c) As a result of those needs ... is subject to abuse lacks mental capacity to make particular decisions and is in need of care and support. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Coercive and controlling behaviour Controlling
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difference for older people. Without them, we couldn't be here when we're needed most. You can support us to make a difference to the lives of older people by helping us in a variety of ways. However ... the satisfaction of knowing your contribution counts be paid travelling expenses receive relevant support and training gain valuable experience. We have opportunities in the following areas Combatting age
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the older person to our Advice Line if they need further support. What support will you get? We'll give you induction, training, guidance and support on how to start a call, what to do in the middle and how
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suitable for people with memory loss, dementia or mental health issues who require higher level support. These conditions may affect the person's ability to build a telephone friendship with a volunteer ... accordingly. I have a sensory loss, can I receive support? Yes, you'll receive a follow up call from a staff member where they'll ask you about any access support need and will match you with a volunteer accordingly
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benefits include: Pension Credit Jobseeker’s Allowance Income Support income-related Employment and Support Allowance Universal Credit Council Tax Support A specialist equity release adviser will be able to advise
