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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 who are under 18, who would you like to be their ... with your solicitor, it’s a good idea to plan what you want to include and who you want to benefit. You can use this form to gather your thoughts and plans in one place for easy reference at your meeting
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As you get older it's even more important to take care of your teeth and gums. Find out more about dental care in our online guide.
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A few simple changes to your home or a bit of extra help could ease the problem if you find you worry more about money at this time of year.
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some types of medical treatment in certain situations, if you lack capacity to make or communicate your decisions at the time.
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Volunteers 1. Do I need to have had both Covid-19 Vaccinations? We ask that you inform us of what vaccine(s) you have had and when. You can do this on your application form. 2. Will I need to take a Covid test ... test and wear PPE? Yes. You will need to take a Covid test before you enter the care home. The care home manager will arrange for your test and PPE.You must let the care home know if you’ve any symptoms
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Volunteers 1.Do I need to have had both Covid-19 Vaccinations? We ask that you inform us of what vaccine(s) you have had and when. You can do this on your application form. 2. Will I need to take a Covid test ... test and wear PPE? Yes. You will need to take a Covid test before you enter the care home. The care home manager will arrange for your test and PPE. You must let the care home know if you’ve any symptoms
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Anyone can get into debt, the important thing to remember is that you’re not alone and it’s never too early or too late to seek debt advice.
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Care home checklist Things to look out for and questions to ask AgeUKIL5 First impressions Are the buildings and grounds well maintained? n Is there an accessible garden or courtyard? n Do the home and ... seem welcoming? n Is the home clean and does it smell fresh? n Are the rooms a comfortable temperature? n Are the rooms well decorated? n Accessibility Are friends and family able to get there easily?
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How to make your Age UK dementia friendly A guide to making mainstream services accessible to people with dementia Introduction We wrote this guide to offer guidance and inspiration to any local Age ... that wants to make mainstream services more accessible to people with dementia. This guide considers different ways that local Age UKs can make their mainstream services more friendly to people living
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DON’T MENTION THE F-WORD Advice to practitioners on communicating falls prevention messages to older people Falling in older age can lead to increased anxiety and depression, reduced activity, mobility ... that’s acceptable to older people can prove challenging. This briefing summarises the findings from the research report Encouraging Positive Attitudes to Falls Prevention in Later Life.1 It looks at the reasons
