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physical activity in your local community. Nordic Walking - one of Europe’s fastest growing forms of physical activity and is a great way of staying healthy. Tai Chi - found to improve health and ... across Wales. Your local Age Cymru helps with things like befriending, shopping, transport, filling in forms, advocacy, social activities, exercise classes and much more. Each local Age Cymru partner is an independent
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000 may no longer receive the full retirement risk warnings. Many people with savings at this level will depend upon their pension savings, and they could still face increased tax liabilities or reduced ... at-retirement product marketplace is more complex than ever, and is likely to become even more so. It will require constant monitoring and probing to make sure consumers are getting a fair deal, as well as
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people about their experiences of the lockdown and the impact that this has made on them. This survey will take 15 minutes to complete. Your response is anonymous. Thank you for your support in completing ... Trident Court, East Moors Road, Cardiff CF24 5TD. © Age Cymru 2020 Your details will be kept on a secure database and we will not share your details with any organisations unless required by law. Creating
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enabling advocates across Wales to further develop their skills and knowledge. Training and workshops will also be available to other professionals who would benefit from greater awareness of advocacy ... org.uk or go to HOPE’s website: https://bit.ly/AC-HOPE. To make a referral to HOPE, please use this form: https://bit.ly/HOPE-REFERRAL or scan this QR code: 2 Become a HOPE Volunteer Would you like to
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just want to have a chat about what they saw on television last night. Hopefully, this initiative will help older people cope with some of the challenges arising from the Coronavirus outbreak. Anyone ... 444 or send us an email - please ensure you include the following information in your email. This will help us deal with your registration more efficiently. Name Address Telephone number Please
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continuing to live there: what will happen if the partner wishes / needs to move elsewhere? 19 5.2 What will happen upon the death of the person who ... 4 of 57 13.2 How the deferred payment agreement will work 42 13.3 Placing a charge on the property 43 13.4 Making sure that the care home resident is allowed
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needing a care home 11 4 A care home resident’s right to choose which home they will live in – guidance to local authorities in the Welsh Government’s Code of practice ... arbitrary cost ceilings 27 7.3 The particular nature of someone’s needs 28 7.4 What will happen if a resident has previously been self-funding? 29 7.5 Existing residents
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welcomes the development of a framework to support bereaved people in Wales. This important development will assist in reducing inequalities across Wales in access to bereavement support and help to address ... additional support above that from their usual support networks will increase. We hope that in developing this framework that Welsh Government will consider the resources needed to deliver this framework and
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safety, whilst NHS Improvement oversees NHS foundation trusts, NHS trusts and independent providers, forming views of their support needs in areas such as quality, operational performance, finance and use of ... rather than one of six. It is also noted that responsibility for, and ownership of, service ratings will remain legally with CQC and reflect the regulator’s final judgement. Age UK’s response Age UK’s
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such contributions a regular feature of Age Matters. I hope you enjoy this edition and perhaps it will inspire you to get active this springtime! Enjoy! Tell us what matters to you National survey of the ... Age Cymru’s fifth annual survey so we can better understand your views and current experiences. You will have noticed a copy of the survey inserted into this paper edition of Age Matters, while a pdf version
