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Society webpage http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/Facts_about_dementia/What_is_dementia/ or NHS Choices website http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/dementia-guide/Pages/causes-ofdementia.aspx . Tests and diagnosis of
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1054-1085. 38 Campaign to End Loneliness (2011) Safeguarding the Convoy, Campaign to End Loneliness website 39 Lonely Omnibus Survey, August 2012, TNS for Age UK and For Later Life report, 2013, Age UK 40
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campaigning for lasting change and innovating to find new ways to make life better. Visit us at our website to join us, help us or access more resources: www.carersuk.org Carers UK 20 Great Dover Street London
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training or volunteering. Further information To find out more about PRIME Cymru, please visit our website www.primecymru.co.uk To get in touch, please call 01550 721813 or email enquiries@primecymru.co
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training or volunteering. Further information To find out more about PRIME Cymru, please visit our website www.primecymru.co.uk To get in touch, please call 01550 721813 or email enquiries@primecymru.co
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available. Reports may have been printed in limited numbers or, as is more common nowadays, hosted on websites that are no longer maintained or contain out of date links. This type of material is called ‘grey ... currently there are no UK studies of the impact of timebanks on older people on Timebanking UK website but some of the examples given do involve activities such as gardening.(163) Levels of need and access
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media accounts being hacked.15 A wide range of scams take place online, including phishing, fake websites and ‘computer repair’ scams. (Age UK can provide some examples of these upon request.) These scams
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media accounts being hacked.15 A wide range of scams take place online, including phishing, fake websites and ‘computer repair’ scams. (Age UK can provide some examples of these upon request.) These scams
