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memories or stories can be displayed on paper, written into a short poem or made into a bird-shaped mobile. 1 Creating an age friendly Wales Words A story inspired by art A great way to get people thinking
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needed support with movement and used a frame to aid her mobility around the ground floor of her house, also described how she was previously more mobile and used to drive to visit her friends. She no longer ... installed. She wanted to stay in her own home. She could not articulate what had caused her loss of mobility or did not like to mention it. “I like it here. Not so easy since I got a bit, you know, not so
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47 Conclusion 50 5 What protects or disadvantages people’s financial circumstances 52 Health and mobility 52 Area 54 The presence of family and friends 57 Access to networks, information, services, advice ... drastic action to reduce their heating and energy costs. • The combination of having poor health and mobility, living in a rural area in old housing with no or limited public or transport and with few social
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and garden can be a chore whatever your age – but they can be especially tricky if you aren’t as mobile as you used to be. More than 70 local Age UKs have handyperson schemes that offer older people extra ... in the privacy of your home. If washing your hair is getting difficult, you can see if a local hairdresser can visit your home to wash it. If you need help cutting your toenails, contact your local Age
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bills and statements), we will feel less familiar and thus less comfortable using new digital and mobile payment options. Our experience of IT is often closely linked with our socio-economic group; the ... to this segmentation of preferences is mobile technology; regardless of their relationship with IT in general, today’s older old rarely feel comfortable with mobile technology as it is still too new, and
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(Utah, USA) – preventing abuse through an age-friendly culture 26 Case Study 8: RBS and NatWest – mobile bank branches 28 Case Study 9: RBS and NatWest – accessible debit and savings cards 31 Case Study ... age, health or economic circumstance, nearly everyone needs to bank. However, hearing, vision and mobility issues often arise as people age and can make certain banking tasks such as reading statements,
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days to clear and thereby leave someone out of pocket. • Pre-paid cards work in a similar way to mobile telephone top-up cards whereby the card can be topped up at Post Offices, shops displaying the PayPoint
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control DUMB WAITER This exercise will work the muscles required for keeping the shoulders strong and mobile. Sit up tall in the front of the chair Grip each end of the band. Avoid wrapping the ends of
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of pocket. Other methods of paying for goods and services Pre-paid cards work in a similar way to mobile telephone top-up cards whereby the card can be topped up at Post Offices, shops displaying the PayPoint
