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Information and Advice for Older People Evidence Review This evidence review is part of a series produced by Age UK, in order to provide evidence to underpin decision-making for people involved in commissioning ... Information and Advice for Older People Evidence Review 1 Key messages 3 1 Definitions 4 2 Policy context 7 3 The need for information and advice 14 4 Addressing the need for information and advice
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Life Offline | What life is like for older people who don’t use the internet A report prepared by BritainThinks on behalf of Age UK May 2015 2 Contents 1. Executive ... internet. Overall for this group, the downsides of going online outweighed the perceived advantages. Key barriers include: o A lack of knowledge and experience of the internet o Low to no ‘top of mind’ awareness
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before you complete the online ‘GIFTS Request Form’. Should you have any queries about any aspects of the delivery, please contact Heather Ferguson on heather.ferguson@agecymru.org.uk or by calling 029 ... GIFTS system, please email grants.unit@ageuk.org.uk The deadline for submitting your Request Form is Monday 1 April at 5pm. The system will not accept late applications so please ensure you submit your application
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Trading Standards: Working to Combat Scams The Ongoing Work of the Glamorgan Group The Glamorgan Group • Bridgend, Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan (Shared Regulatory Services) • Merthyr Tydfil • Neath Port ... family – only recently found out • Didn’t know what to do or where to go for help • Person now in residential home • Significant amount of scam mail responded to • Also received numerous scam telephone calls
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arweiniol ar gyfer pobl hŷn yng Nghymru. Rydym yn ymgyrchu, ymchwilio achodi arian, i sicrhau ein bod yn creu bywyd gwell i bobl hŷn. Rydym yn sicrhau bod lleisiau pobl hŷn yn cael eu clywed, rydym yn herio ... herio ac yn newid agweddau, rydym yn brwydro yn erbyn gwahaniaethu lle bynnag y daw i’n rhan ac rydym yn mynd i’r afael â phob math o gam-drin pobl hŷn. Age Cymru Tyˆ Mariners Llys Trident Heol East Moors
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Current experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales of the Covid-19 pandemic This survey is a follow up to the second survey we undertook in February to April 2021 for people aged 50 or over across ... people. It’s important that Welsh Government and others hear from older people about their experiences of the Covid-19 pandemic and the impact this has had on them. Our previous two surveys focused on experiences
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Page 1 of 18 Factsheet 71 Park homes February 2024 About this factsheet This factsheet gives information about the law relating to park homes (also called mobile homes or caravans). It is aimed at park ... park homeowners who are entitled to use their home as a permanent residence, not people staying or living in holiday caravans or lodges. It includes points to consider when buying a park home and refers
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100 - 150 words summarising: • where the older person was before ( not employed/ employed /in need of support), • what they did with the Age at Work programme • what happened as a result. o attitudinal ... change - feeling more confident, less lonely, more engaged at work etc o behavioural change - got a new job, got promoted , sorted out finances , lead an older person initiative at work ET cetera ET cetera
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How much would it cost to meet the unmet social care needs of older people in England? - Iparraguirre Page 1 How much would it cost to meet the unmet social care needs of older people in England? Prof ... –roughly 31 per cent of older people with difficulty in carrying out activities of daily living (Age UK, 2014). This note explains how we arrived to an estimate of how much money it would cost local authorities
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Page 2 Introduction – Victoria Lloyd Page 4 No one should have no one - older people’s experiences of loneliness – Christopher Williams Page 7 Loneliness in later life: what are the risk factors? – Dr ... Visintainer Page 20 OlympAge Games provides a festival of fun sporting activities for older people – Nicola Fedyszyn Page 22 Gwanwyn clubs: ‘...and now for something completely different!’ – Emma Robinson
