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and schools, but there is potential for them to be applied across other areas too. For example, a retired nurse suggested she would be happy to mentor newly qualified nurses on a voluntary basis to help
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pension age for women is affecting them during the pandemic. Should have had pension at 60 (2018) but retired […] at 60 as work too physically hard, part time work would be good, but very difficult to find work
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(number of older people responding, n =71); Ranged in age between 51 and 96 (n=68); 87.5% are retired with 4.2% employed (n=72); almost 84% are White British, almost 7& White Irish, almost 3% other
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best to empower them to live well . The lived experience of people with sight loss John Thomas is a retired university lecturer, radio presenter and consultant, and is a member of P3A. He has Retinitis Pigmentosa
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basis that this income should be treated the same as employment earnings. To not do so is to treat retired people differently, and less advantageously, in comparison with people currently employed. Currently
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can have an impact on your mood. For example, it can be hard to adjust to a lack of routine after retiring. But having more free time can be a great opportunity to do things for yourself – whether that’s
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gentleman whose wife passed away leaving him socially isolated and really struggling. He’d been retired for a long time and had also lost two children. Previously he had his wife to go through this with ... help people over 50 in the farming community – including farmers, farm workers and people that have retired from farming – to stay living at home safely and independently for as long as possible. The service
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aged 30-591 less likely to have access to a car than people in other age groups in 2006 44% of retired households did not have access to a car compared with 24% of the population as a whole2 twice as
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Therapy, 71(9): 379-388. Liddle, J., McKenna, K. and Bartlett, H. (2006). Improving outcomes for older retired drivers: The UQDRIVE program. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal (2006) 53, 1–4. Liddle, J.
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caused by insufficient income to meet basic needs. There is already a minority of people who have retired with very high debts.50 Older people tend to find coping strategies, although they may involve serious
