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transport; • Involve older people in identifying and developing solutions to isolation; • Work with housing, transport, health, care, voluntary sector organisations and GPs to deliver practical and emotional
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2016 Age UK believes that being able to get out and about, whether by public transport or driving, is a vital way for older people to continue to be connected, to work, to access local services and to ... get to their GP. Transport is vital to leading an active and independent life and for those without access to a car, reliable public transport or community transport is essential. Benefits of good local
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........................................................................................... 3 1.1 What we did........................................................................................... ... completely on the bus for going about their daily lives. There is a dearth of bus services in many communities and at certain times, which is likely to be exacerbated by cuts in support for subsidised services
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Falls Risk Ask Act Now Contact your pharmacist for a medication usage review (MUR). This is a free service and is not to replace your clinical review with your GP Do you take 4 or more medications daily ... faint? Do you spend most days sitting? Do you avoid moving about? Do you struggle to cut your toenails? Is it painful to walk or stand? Do you struggle to find shoes that are comfortable to wear? Do you use
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org.uk Age UK is a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England (registered charity number 1128267 and registered company number 6825798). The registered address is 207-221 Pentonville ... consultation This Inquiry by the Work and Pensions Select Committee is looking into progress towards the implementation of Universal Credit. It is examining the implementation process, the proposed entitlement
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friendly Wales A little bit of sunshine is good for us and can lift our spirits – let’s face it, it can often be a welcome change from the long drawn out Welsh winter. There is no clear distinction between the ... also be dangerous, particularly for those with breathing difficulties and heart problems. This leaflet is a gentle reminder of the things we can do to keep ourselves cool, safe and well in extreme heat. As
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benefits of Nordic Walking that I and my wife have found. What difference to your life has volunteering made to you? It gives me a sense of purpose What do you enjoy most about your volunteering experience ... even greater pleasure of seeing them go on to join one of the Nordic Walking groups. What would you say to someone who is thinking of becoming involved with volunteering? By helping older people become more
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something does go wrong with an energy supplier, the first thing to do is contact the company as soon as you can. Explain the problem and what you would like to be done to fix it. Remember: • Try not to get emotional ... your part in the problem if you have any fault; and • Deal with one complaint at a time; ensure what you say is clear and fair. Make a note of any contact you have with the company, including dates, times
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first is designed to help public bodies comply with the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 and the Human Rights Act 1988, as well as the UN Principles For Older Persons. This version is available ... wales/older-peoples-rights-care-and-support. The second version is written with the general public in mind, in plain and clear language. This booklet is available at https://gov. wales/your-rights-care-and-support-older-person
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1 Visitor Support Volunteer This is an exciting role that has been designed to help care homes welcome visitors in line with Covid-19 rules. After a year in which visiting care homes has been significantly ... with the needs of older people • Reliability, patience and sensitivity • Outgoing and confident What can you gain from this role? • Meet and make friendships with new people • The appropriate training
