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Further information 1. Programme Overview 1. The Wales ‘Ffrind mewn Angen’ ‘Friend in Need’ scheme will enable a person needing support to identify supporters who would help them during the Coronavirus ... and quarantine requirements may mean that more telephone, commodity ‘drop off’ and virtual support will be necessary with Coronavirus than was the case for ‘swine flu’. No face to face contact with the
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the care home for their policy on vaccination requirement. 2. Will I need to take a Covid test and wear PPE? The care home manager will advise you on their current regulations for Covid testing and PPE ... have symptoms of Covid or if you’ve met someone who has received a positive test. 3. What training will I receive? You’ll be trained in essential subjects like Safeguarding and Dementia awareness. You’ll
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condition such as diabetes, recognising if your condition deteriorates, or adjusting your hearing aid? Supervision Do you need someone to watch over you: in case you have a fall or seizure or pass out;
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and standing exercises that can help improve daily life You will promote LIFT locally, and attract participants to the programme. You will deliver LIFT sessions to older members of local communities ... communities and deliver taster sessions to other interested groups. You will work towards developing and running long term LIFT sessions in your area and also share information regarding participation in the programme
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1 of 16 Factsheet 7 Making a will July 2024 About this factsheet This factsheet explains what you should think about when making your will and how to make sure that the will is legal, effective, and your ... professional help with writing a will, and what happens if you do not make a will. The factsheet contains information about the use of video conferencing to witness a will being legally made following measures
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Codicil form Please keep this with (but not stapled to) your will. If you have any questions about writing a codicil or updating your will, you should seek advice from a solicitor or professional adviser ... adviser. Thank you for your support. Send, or give, a copy of the will and codicil (in a sealed envelope, if you prefer) to your executor or other trusted friend, with a note indicating where the original
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Finally…………. Back to People Our pledge Prevention: We will work with partners to ensure all counterfraud work focuses on preventing fraud and scams. Awareness: We will increase awareness of fraud and scams and the ... victims. Vulnerability: We will work towards a more flexible approach to consumer vulnerability. Victims: We will improve care and support to victims of fraud and scams. • What will your pledge be? • What
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of domestic abuse The Change That Lasts Ask Me project was developed in partnership between Women’s Aid Federation of England and Welsh Women’sAid. Funded by: In partnership with: The ask me scheme… …aims
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respect, fairness, honesty, and clarity in our fundraising activities. We will keep our fundraising practices under review and we will work with others with the aim of improving practice across the charity ... please don’t hesitate to email us or call 029 2043 1555. We will commit to high standards We will adhere to the Fundraising Code of Practice We will monitor fundraisers, volunteers and third parties working
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This is my legacy to Wales… …what’s yours going to be? Making a Will is so important. It gives you the peace of mind that your loved ones are cared for and your wishes are met. It also means ... and alone, and by remembering us in your Will you’ll be making a positive difference to the lives of older people across Wales. A legacy gift to Age Cymru will allow much needed funds to help those that
