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which particularly highlighted the differences between rural and urban transport. Data from a nationally representative survey conducted by TNS for Age UK among over 1300 people aged 65 and over in G ... on where you live. Understandably the emphasis is often placed on the efficiency of the ambulance service in responding to emergencies or urgent cases. But there is less attention given to the day-to-day
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debts 10 5.1 A long time has passed since you acknowledged a debt 10 5.2 Your husband, wife or civil partner has died 11 5.3 You are a guarantor for a credit agreement 11 5.4 Mental capacity 11 5.5 Misrepresentation ... Financial Conduct Authority FOS - Financial Ombudsman Service IMA - Institute of Money Advisers IVA - Individual Voluntary Arrangement NI - National Insurance PPI - Payment Protection Insurance Age UK
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government and commercial services, both local and national, are increasingly migrating online The UK Government aims to save between £1.7bn and £1.8bn each year by making public services "Digital by Default"5 ... and induction of young people Young people: Recruitment of younger people Older people: Number completing courses and training Young people: Number of applications to volunteer Organisation: LAUKs foster
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be connected, to work, to access local services and to participate fully in their communities. Background Responsibility for transport crosses national and local government, the private and the ... have been trained and, in some cases, their attitudes towards disabled people”. Key arguments National and local government must take into account the needs and views of older people in all transport
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Definitions and terminology 5 2 Legislation covering the social care system in Wales 7 2.1 The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 and accompanying Code of Practice guidance – ... and the financial means test for care home provision 8 3.1 Assessment of needs and eligibility for services 8 3.2 The Welsh Government’s guidance for local authorities on the financial
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comorbidities accompanying dementiav - also emphasises the need to provide person-centred, integrated care services which are suited to catering for a wide range of individual needs within a local population. 3 ... Programme operates across England. Some of the learning from the programme is relevant to the types of service models that could be developed for people living with dementia and long-term conditions. Our Integrated
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Quality Commission (CQC), asks for views on changes to the regulation of registered health and care services, to be implemented as part of CQC’s five-year strategy between 2016 and 20211. Some of the proposals ... integrated services that might currently fall within several registration categories. The consultation also looks specifically at regulation of primary medical and adult social care services. Key points
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planner 1. Note down important contact details below Your full name: Address: Telephone: Your partner’s full name: Address (if different): Your children’s full names and addresses: If you have children ... include any particular wishes for your funeral or memorial service, such as whether you want to be buried or cremated, and where you’d like the service to be held.
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Credit 11 7.5 Benefit cap 11 8 Carers with health issues 12 9 Council Tax discounts for Carers 12 10 National Insurance Credits 13 10.1 Carer’s Credit 13 11 Carer’s Assessment 13 12 DWP Guidance 13 Age UK ... for at least 35 hours a week. You do not need to have paid National Insurance contributions to qualify and you are credited with Class 1 National Insurance contributions while receiving it. It is taxable
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Information about this factsheet 4 1.1 Definitions and terminology 4 2 Your right to complain about NHS services 7 3 ‘Putting Things Right’ – ... concerns or make a complaint – the role of Llais, including their advocacy services 16 3.8 Support to help you raise concerns or make a complaint – other organisations
