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  1. RB_June14_CPA_Outcomes_prevention_monitoring.pdf

    and Design may feature in the evaluation process.  • Interested parties with different priorities will require different outcome measures. Older people and voluntary organisations may  prioritise heal ...  funders may be more interested in cost‐effectiveness.  • Measures to evaluate immediate outcomes will depend on the particular intervention, for example number of falls, number of portion  of fruit a

  2. Grant application and delivery support form.pdf

    unit@ageuk.org.uk The deadline for submitting your application is Tuesday 18 June 2019. The system will not accept late applications so please ensure you submit your application on time. Contents Section ... Section 4: Funding available 4 Section 5: Who can apply? 4-5 Section 6: How we will assess your application 5 Section 7: If you are awarded funding 6

  3. RB_April15_Only_the_tip_of_the_iceberg.pdf

    victim to losing savings.  Recent reforms to private pensions make it likely that people retiring will be targeted by fraudsters who know that they can now draw all their pensions in cash.  There is an ... their pension savings in cash will encourage the scammers to target this age group even more. We are particularly concerned that recent changes to private pensions will encourage scammers to target older

  4. RB_May16_CPA_rapid_review_Diversity_in _older_age_Disability.pdf

    disabled person for more than 35 hours per week, may be entitled to Carers Allowance. Table 1 : Aids and barriers to employment - Benefit claimants aged 55+ What would help you to look for/find work/ ... 8 Lack of qualifications/experience/skills 18 A job coach or personal assistant 6 Lack of special aids or equipment 13 Stronger requirements to look for work 2 Affects receipt of benefits 12 Family or

  5. RB_Feb13_Understanding_the_oldest_old_Improving_Later_Life.pdf

    old Liz Lloyd 34 Know that loneliness is not inevitable Vanessa Burholt 38 Understand that we will still need care homes Julienne Meyer and Tom Owen 40 Maintain personhood Julian Hughes 42 Prevent ... living on the whole planet who had reached a similar age. Yet by the middle of this century, there will be around 400 million people over the age of 80 globally, the vast majority living in what are today

  6. Assistive technology

    to keep visiting your GP. When you get equipment you will be shown how to take readings and send them automatically to a health professional who will check your results and keep an eye on your health needs

  7. Sign up to the Priority Services Registers

    emergency help with meter readings If you have different companies for water, electricity and gas, you will need to sign up with each. If you have a carer, they can sign up for you. You can register for all ... have a different company for your gas and electricity, you need to contact both. If you switch, you will need to register for the PSR again with your new company. If you move house but stay with the same

  8. Basic State Pension (before 2016)

    above dates and therefore reach State Pension age after 5 April 2016, the new State Pension rules will apply to you. The old State Pension includes two parts: A Basic State Pension based on your previous ... a Basic State Pension, you may also be able to claim an Additional State Pension. How much you get will depend: your earnings whether you claimed certain benefits  Can I claim State Pension and carry

  9. RB_June15_The_Future_of_Transport_in_an_Ageing_Society.pdf

    I The Future of Transport in an Ageing Society Achieving change We hope that these opportunities will be seized by Government, transport providers and the voluntary sector alike so that by 2020 we have ... million aged over 908. By 2030 it is expected that this will rise to 5.3 million over 80 and 1.2 million over 909. Such demographic change will require a rethinking of current transport strategies, with

  10. Safe_to_be_me.pdf

    that make a difference – being aware, using inclusive language, not making assumptions. I hope it will be widely used.’ 3 Miriam Margolyes OBE Actress and Age UK Ambassador 4 Introduction Can you imagine ... the voluntary sector who would like to support older people who are lesbian, gay, bi or trans. It will also be helpful for training providers to ensure courses integrate discussions and scenarios relating

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